CT Interactive enters Argentina through strategic content partnership with Playcet

CT Interactive's premium gaming content is now live with Playcet, marking the renowned iGaming provider's official entry into the Argentine market. Based in Córdoba, Argentina, Playcet now offers its players a "carefully curated" selection of 63 of CT Interactive’s most popular slot titles. 

Among these are users' favorites such as 20 Star Party, 40 Fruitata Wins, Banana Merge, Celestial Dragon, Chili Fruits, and many more, games known for their "captivating gameplay and top-tier design", which have "consistently performed well" across various global markets.

“This partnership holds significant strategic value for us. It not only reflects our deep commitment to the region but also propels our vision for sustainable growth and long-term market leadership. We are confident that by combining our strengths, we will unlock new opportunities and set fresh benchmarks for success together,” said Martin Ivanov, Chief Operating Officer at CT Interactive.

Following the successful certification of CT Interactive`s game portfolio for the Argentine market, local players now have access to a diverse and immersive gaming experience tailored to their preferences. The collaboration with Playcet ensures the delivery of "high-quality" entertainment that meets the "highest standards of performance, engagement, and user satisfaction".

Horacio Sans, Playcet's Operations Manager, shared his enthusiasm about this collaboration: “We are very pleased to add CT Interactive’s portfolio to our platform. This partnership represents an important step in continuing to strengthen our offering and providing our users with an even more complete and high-quality gaming experience.”

“At CT Interactive, we remain committed to forming strategic alliances and creating localized content that enhances the gaming experience globally. Our expansion into Argentina represents another key step in our mission to deliver cutting-edge gaming solutions to players across the globe”, added Martin Ivanov.