Spanish software developer, Red Rake Gaming, will further boost its presence in the market after supplying its top class slots and bingo games to Microgaming’s award-winning platform.
Red Rake Gaming
Red Rake Gaming were established in 2011 and now employ over 40 talented staff. From the off, their games were operated through social casinos. In 2016 however they branched out in to providing games to B2B providers.Some of the biggest titles to date are Bonnie & Clyde, Tiger and Dragon, Knights, The Asp of Cleopatra and the latest blockbuster of 2019 Super12Stars offering various features from the Super Stars series. All games are fully, player focused with varied mechanics, themes, metrics and feature/bonus games ensuring a full range of games for all player types.
Market Expansion
The deal comes after Red Rake built on a strategy to expand into regulated markets, increasing its reach through Microgaming’s extensive market position.Managing Director for Red Rake Nick Barr said,“ Microgaming are one of the most established providers in today’s market, having built up a hugely successful global business. This partnership not only allows us to increase our market share in our existing regulated markets of Sweden, UK, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Romania, but opens doors to enter new markets, which are already under review, providing our clients with ease of access to our content to grow with expansion strategies. We look forward to working closely with the Microgaming team and envisage a great partnership ahead.” James Buchanan, Director of Global Games for Microgaming spoke of the deal, “ Microgaming boasts an ever-expanding portfolio of exclusive games, along with popular third party content, supplied in more than 20 regulated markets worldwide, providing Red Rake Gaming with access to new territories and casino brands. W are delighted to enhance our library of diverse innovative content with Red Rake’s varied and popular slot offering. This collaboration signals our continued commitment to bring diverse and entertaining content to the market.”