New York-based content developer, High 5 Games (H5G), has received approval from officials to launch its slots portfolio in Italy and Spain.
The strategic move further expands the company’s footprint across Europe.
According to a recent press release…
…the nod from Italian authority, Amministrazione Autonoma dei Monopoli di Stato (AAMS) and Spanish regulator Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ) enables operators in each of the European jurisdictions to offer content from the NYC-headquartered provider, including top-performers such as Triple Double Da Vinci Diamonds, Way Out Wilds, and the mining-themed title, Goldstruck.
February launch:
February will see an initial batch of games go live with select operator partners of H5G, while additional titles are to be integrated in the months following.
Entry into Spain and Italy by the industry’s largest independent casino games provider builds on its recent European expansion and is on the heels of successful launches in Sweden and Denmark.
Established presence:
H5G is currently already licensed and holds game certifications in New Jersey, the UK, and in Malta, where in November 2019, it opened a new office in order to support its ongoing international strategy of increasing its footprint across Europe.
In keeping with that strategy, the provider also plans on expanding into the regulated markets of Portugal and Romania in “the coming months.”
Chief Executive Officer for High 5 Games, Anthony Singer, commented…
“Receiving approval for our games to go live in two of Europe’s biggest regulated markets is an important step in our efforts to expand our presence across the globe. With our existing portfolio now certified and with more games to come, it’s an exciting period for us and we’re looking forward to gaining new customers in both Italy and Spain,” according to an official press release.
Iforium deal:
On the heels of the current approval, H5G has also partnered with leading casino aggregation platform provider Iforium, with the multi-year deal to benefit both companies greatly.
