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Greentube, the interactive gaming division of Novomatic, has expanded its presence in Sweden through the launch of its portfolio with leading operator Svenska Spel Sport & Casino. The company also announced securing its first supply deal in the Croatian market.
Svenska Spel’s online customers gain access to all of Greentube’s Swedish-certified games, including online versions of Novomatic’s classic land-based titles Book of Ra deluxe and Lucky Lady’s Charm deluxe.
The operator and its customers have also gained access to Greentube’s online-only slot titles, including The Great Gambini’s Night Magic and Tidal Riches. The integration of the major supplier’s content with Svenska Spel Sport & Casino was realized through the NYX OGS platform, it also became known.
Greentube has also made its debut on the Croatian market after launching a selection of its titles with the Hattrick-owned online casino PSK.hr.
The operator is the first in Croatia to go live with content from the Greentube portfolio, including Novomatic titles which have been adapted for online channels. This includes Apollo God of the Sun, Ultra Hot deluxe and Xtra Hot, lauded as “slots with proven land-based success locally” and which are now available to PSK customers, in addition to “local favourites” Lucky Lady’s Charm deluxe and Book of Ra deluxe.
“Greentube’s casino games have a strong fan base in Croatia and we are already seeing keen interest from our customers. Being the first to offer Novomatic blue-chip content online in Croatia has boosted the appeal of our brand with new and existing players and has given us an edge against the competition,” said Hattrick chief financial officer Bojan Molnar.
PSK.hr is part of the Fortuna Gaming Group, through which Greentube has an established multi-brand and multi-jurisdictional agreement across Europe. The latest integration marks Greentube’s second European market entrance in recent months, after launching with two renowned operators in the newly regulated Swiss market.
