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Sam Smith at
04 Aug 2022
Journalist, Editorial Department
Game developer Zitro is ramping up its presence in France with a new partnership agreement with Groupe Vikings. Under the terms of the collaboration, Zitro will supply the operator with a catalog of its products, including the popular slot machines Wheel of Legends and 88 Link Multiplier, which will be installed at two of Groupe Vikings' casinos in Fréjus and Bussang.
Nadège Yeysedre, Zitro's Regional Director for Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, commented, "We are confident that Wheel of Legends and 88 Link Multiplier, with their stunning graphics, innovative mathematical models, and engaging gameplay mechanics, will be outstanding additions to the offerings at Groupe Vikings casinos." She also noted, "This agreement presents a fantastic opportunity to showcase our games in the casinos of one of the leading iGaming groups in France. We appreciate the attention and dedication of the operator's team, which, alongside Zitro, ensured a swift and seamless installation of all necessary equipment."
Christian Huby, CEO of Groupe Vikings, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating, "We are excited to partner with such a renowned casino game provider as Zitro and look forward to seeing how our audience responds to the new content. The company's products have already proven effective in many markets, and we are confident that we are witnessing the beginning of a long-term partnership."
Earlier this year, in June, Zitro also expanded its footprint in Argentina by striking a deal with Boldt Group. As part of this agreement, the provider installed 130 slot machines at Casino Trilenium, Casino de Tandil, and Casino del Mar in Buenos Aires. This deal also allowed Zitro to enhance its content offerings at Santa Fe Casino and Casino Melincue in the Argentine city of Santa Fe, where users can access a variety of Zitro games, including Link King, Link Me, and Link Shock.
In related news, Pragmatic Play is set to integrate the electronic mentor Neccton into its platform.
