BetTech expands content with Quickfire partnership
“The addition of Quickfire games significantly widens and strengthens the quality of the BetTech product offering,” BetTech Gaming’s co-founder and international chief executive officer Mark Bosman said.
The first operator to take advantage of the new partnership is Iplay8casino.com, the online brand of Dunia, which recently became the first online casino and game operator to be regulated in Africa. Operating under the iplay8 casino brand, the Tanzanian company went live on the Quickfire platform in October.
It has now supplemented its offering with BetTech’s flagship sportsbetting platform in order to offer customers online and mobile sportsbetting opportunities for the first time. “The introduction of BetTech’s sports betting product takes our offering to another level,” Dunia’s director, Costa Giannakopoulos, said. “Our players have responded extremely positively to Quickfire’s games on iplay8casino.”
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