Yggdrasil Joins Forces with Tipsport, to Enter Czech Market
Published August 13, 2018 by Florin P
Yggdrasil will bring its popular games to Czech players after signing a gaming partnership with Tipsport.
Yggdrasil signed an agreement with Tipsport, one of the leaders in the sports betting market in the Czech Republic. The game supplier is now ready to enter the regulated igaming market and provide players with access to its most popular games. This new agreement will act as a springboard to a broad audience who is already familiar with the services offered by Tipsport. They are one of the biggest ventures in the gambling industry in Eastern Europe and can help Yggdrasil promote their high-quality casino games.
Czech Players to Enjoy Yggdrasil’s Best Games
The agreement between Yggdrasil and Tipsport Gaming will bring new games, tournaments, cash races and missions to local players. These will be delivered online through the Yggdrasil’s BOOST in-game promotional tool. Their flagship games will also be made available, including Vikings Go To Hell and Tut’s Twister. Players will enjoy these games in complete accord with Czech laws; the local online market has been regulated since 1st January 2017, when the new Gambling Act was signed into law.
Yggdrasil will tap into the great potential of this market which generated nearly €1.6 billion last year. Almost a quarter of the revenue was produced by the online gambling industry which is expected to maintain the upward trend. The software developer already offers its popular games to players from other regulated markets such as UK, Italy, Estonia, Latvia, Belgium, and Denmark. Following the launch in the Czech Republic, Yggdrasil will enter the Spanish market after signing a deal earlier this year, in February.
Yggdrasil and Tipsport officials have expressed their enthusiasm for signing the agreement and foresee a long and mutually beneficial partnership. For the software developer, this is an important milestone in their campaign of expanding their presence in regulated markets.