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The Netherlands – BetCity launches online casino utilising Stakelogic software
By William - 1 October 2021
Stakelogic has signed a partnership with new online sportsbook brand, BetCity, one of 10 companies to receive a licence to operate in the newly regulated Dutch market.
The new deal, which will see the sports betting company extend its range of services to include online casino games, means that the full suite of Stakelogic slots will now be available at BetCity, along with dedicated live table casino games broadcasted 24/7 from Stakelogic Live Studios, via ORYX.
Existing sports bettors at BetCity will now have a diverse range of gaming options including new slot releases such as Midas Wilds and 9 Pyramids of Fortune. On top of these recent additions to the Stakelogic catalogue, players at BetCity will also be able to choose from some of the provider’s more established titles, including Black gold 2 Megaways, Midas Wilds and Mystery Drop.
Those who prefer the thrill of live casino gaming, meanwhile, will be catered for courtesy of a dedicated live studio powered by ORYX, who Stakelogic partnered with following iGB Live in 2019.
Stephan van den Oetelaar, CEO of Stakelogic, commented: “With BetCity being one of only 10 new companies entering the regulated market, we’re delighted that they’ve chosen to spearhead their casino offering with the full suite of Stakelogic slots and live games.
“Having this key partnership in place will allow us to reach a new audience around the globe and we look forward to enjoying a long and successful relationship with BetCity in the years to come.”
Melvin Bostelaar, CEO of Betcity, added: “We look forward to working together with Stakelogic. Their games are the most popular games in the Netherlands. We are pleased to offer slots that are very popular online and also in our landbased casino.
“Slots like Wild Moon jackpot, Multiplayer4player, and classics like, Club 2000 deluxe, Random Player4player and Grandslam deluxe will be an important part of our slots offer. This will help the Dutch regulated market to improve the level of channelisation.”
