Playson goes live with Bingoal

Range of supplier’s Hold and Win titles launched by operator in Holland

Playson, the fast-growing digital entertainment supplier, has significantly boosted the reach of its titles in the Netherlands after integrating with respected European operator Bingoal.

The new deal with the Belgian company has seen five of Playson’s most popular titles initially go live in one of Europe’s most exciting iGaming markets.

The quintet of feature-rich slots now available on Bingoal’s online platform all come from the developer’s popular Hold and Win series – Royal Coins 2, Lion Gems, Joker’s Coins, Hit the Bank and Wolf Power – with more titles to be added over the coming months.

Bingoal has more than 20 years’ experience within the casino sector. After formulating a fantastic name for delivering quality gaming experiences in Belgium, the operator entered Holland’s regulated market in October 2021 after being awarded a supplier licence.

This latest partnership for Playson is set to improve the supplier’s foothold in such a competitive territory.

The integration between Bingoal and Playson was facilitated via Games Global’s platform.

Golazin Rahattalab, Sales Manager at Playson, said: “Netherlands is one of the key markets for us in Europe and we are delighted that Bingoal has agreed to showcase some of our most popular slots.

“We have already released a handful of games this year and this new partnership has added excitement to what has already been a fantastic start to 2023. I’m looking forward to a long and successful journey with Bingoal as Playson continues to establish itself within the industry.”

Dany Salmon, Online Casino Product Manager at Bingoal, said: “Playson has a solid reputation within the European casino industry, and we are thrilled to be able to launch their games on Bingoal.nl. They already prove to be very popular titles across the Netherlands.

“At Bingoal, we are always looking to work with the best suppliers in the industry and there is no doubt that Playson’s presence across Europe is growing rapidly.”