EveryMatrix Strikes Deal for Edict’s Merkur Slots

German casino software provider Edict eGaming has recently struck a collaborative deal with EveryMatrix, another software provider, but headquartered in Romania and serving international markets.

The purpose of the deal is for Edict to a remote game server named Game Bridge to deliver Merkur slots through an API. At the end of the process, Merkur slots will have been added to the EveryMatrix gaming library.

Dominic-Daniel Lienard, who is the current CEO of Edict, spoke of his pleasure at the new partnership: “Operators using the EveryMatrix software will benefit from the Merkur slot games and the unique player experience.”

Merkur Slots Added to EveryMatrix Sites

EveryMatrix provides complete software solutions to online gambling operators who desire multiple channels as part of their offering. Following this deal, ten Merkur slot will now be made available to multichannel EveryMatrix sites providing sports betting and casino gaming to users.

Jetbull Getting Edict Games

The first of the multichannel operators to receive the slots is Jetbull, after which the games will be launched at an additional ten sites. As for what players can expect, Edict creates visually rich slots and other casino games.

Thus far in the developer’s history, some of the more popular games have included the likes of Double Triple Chance and Magic Mirror. However, it would have to be the Sherlock Holmes-inspired 221B Baker Street that demands attention. Recent TV shows and movies have proven that there is still a widespread interest in Sherlock Holmes.

15 Years in the Making

A final fact is that the deal represents the first partnership made by Edict, highlighting what a major first step this is for the casino games developer. Progress has been a relatively slow quest for Edict, as evident from the developer’s founding in 1998. In terms of operation, Edict functions as a 100% subsidiary of the Gauselmann Group.