Kalamba Games partners with Emara Play in Spain and Latin America.
Kalamba Games, a gaming and casino supply company, has signed a partnership agreement with Emara Play that will enable it to cover the Spanish and Latin American markets.
Through the integration of Bullseye, Kalamba's remote server, Emara Play operators will soon be able to access the gaming machine importer's growing portfolio, which includes special features for more effective monetization, demand stimulation, increased interest and retention of old customers.
Kalamba's gaming resume is truly diverse, with the most attractive and effective games being:
Emara Play has created a brand new representation in the gaming aggregation system, which provides operators and suppliers an easier way to get the highest enjoyment from players. The Emara Play platform delivers more than four hundred online casino games to the operator network and provides interconnectivity to users from the major providers in the sector.
"Emara Play is one of the key companies in Spain and Latin America that is growing extremely fast today, and we are insanely happy to give users the opportunity to play our games," said Tamas Kusztos (Kalamba Account Sales and Regulation Manager).
"This event makes our commitment to regulated markets even more prominent and significantly expands the reach of our games." A month earlier, Booongo announced a partnership with the site to expand demand and its importance in the Latin American market, bringing its name to Emara Play.
Also, Emara Play CEO Daniel Rubio said, "The interaction with Emara Play demonstrates that there is now an opportunity to provide its users with some of the most exciting and innovative slot machines in the casino market."
"Everyone at Kalamba understands and strives to cover the needs of a vast user demographic, and always strives to be a leader in slot machine development. Each time we are happy to acquire new partners who provide our company with content, and accordingly, we are immensely excited about what the future holds."