PokerStars Offering Play’n Go Content in Italy

PokerStars is now offering content from developer Play’n Go in Italy under a partnership agreement signed earlier this year. PokerStars Italy will offer a full suite of games from Play’n Go.

PokerStars is now offering content from developer Play’n Go in Italy under a partnership agreement signed earlier this year.

PokerStars Italy will offer a full suite of games from Play’n Go.

“We will be supplying our full suite of games to their customers in the Italy, which fits with the original focus of the partnership – which was to expand the slots offering in regulated markets and facilitate a move into the Italian region in this quarter,” Play’n Go said in a press release. “We are already very known in the Italian market and have had a particularly strong presence over the last couple of years,” the company said.

The multi-year partnership between Play’n Go and PokerStars Casino was announced in June and sees the provider supply its full suite of games via a direct integration into the PokerStars Casino platform, with a key focus on expanding their slots offering in regulated markets, the release said.

PokerStars is also scheduled to launch Play’n Go games in Spain and Denmark.

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