Bet365 is expanding its video bingo offering with content from Neko Games, providing customers with innovative new titles for desktop and mobile devices.
The deal grants bet365 access to original titles such as Spain’s top performing Don Bingote, 1524: Golden Quest, a feature-rich video bingo adventure and branded titles with global appeal such as Immortal Romance Video Bingo and Thuderstruck II Video Bingo.
Like all Neko Games video bingo games, the aim is to bridge the gap between online slots and traditional bingo.
Sebastián Perrier, co-founder of Neko Games, highlighted: “We are delighted to fully launch our video bingo portfolio with such a distinguished and reputable global operator. It’s another big milestone for us.”
Bruno Gonçalves, commercial director at Gibraltar-based Neko Games, expects the partnership to strengthen the studio’s exposure in multiple markets. “Seeing our products on the bet365 platform just before the World Cup is incredibly exciting for us. We can’t wait to see how our games are received by players in so many important jurisdictions,” said Gonçalves.
Importantly, Neko Games is an independent game studio based in Buenos Aires that specializes in turning simple bingo mechanics into fun and memorable online experiences people can trust.
About bet365
bet365, one of the world’s leading online gaming companies, is a driving force in the development of business technology and the internet. Founded by Denise Coates in 2000, the group has quickly grown to a global operation employing more than 6,000 people and providing an unparalleled online experience to more than 80 million customers in 21 languages.
Initially, the brand started out offering online sports betting, but with a forward-thinking leadership, choosing to focus attention on live betting. The bet allowed the group to forge its market leadership position.
The game-changing live betting product and comprehensive live sports streaming service covering 600,000 events a year are complemented by casino, poker, gaming and bingo offerings.
