Platform and aggregator Groove have started 2022 as they finished 2021, making deals and rapidly growing the business, this time with CT Interactive, adding over 190 HTML5 games to the thousands already available on the iGaming platform targeting Tier-1 and other operators.
Well into their second decade as a games developer with a sharp reputation, CT Interactive delivers diverse gaming titles with a wide variety of themes and game mechanics broadening Groove's platform with a stream of new content for operators and players alike.
Groove's latest deal with CT Interactive will see operator and player-favourites such as Lady Emerald, Ice Rubies, Clover Wheel, Win Storm, Queen of Flames, Satyr and Nymph, Enchanted Fruits, Lucky Clover, 20 Star Party, Wizard Blizzard and 40 Treasures, which also features a special jackpot, and more, forming part of the Groove catalogue.
Groove's powerful platform includes thousands of casino games as well as a wealth of aggregated content ranging from slots, sportsbook, online casino and live casino, to poker and table games, that operators can access via easy integration to drive player engagement and revenue.
This new arrangement with CT Interactive will add to the depth and diversity of Groove's content portfolio.
Platform and aggregator Groove is a twin-turbo online casino management system offering extended services to every operator who wants to offer casino games, sportsbooks, bingo and lotteries.
It’s based on the GrooveHub, which offers API and instant access to leading suppliers in the iGaming industry and GrooveOn, an easy-to-use multifunctional back-office that powers performance.
GrooveOn, launched earlier this year, has been built to provide an easy-to-use multifunctional back-office that powers performance and will be further expanded to incorporate evolving business intelligence software and analytics, as well as new promotional tools, a studio self-service and additional content to strengthen operator capabilities in global markets.
Lachezar Petrov, CEO at CT Interactive said: “We are delighted to partner with Groove to impact the gaming industry and further extend the reach of our content to new operators and markets. We are delighted to continue the journey to expand our customer base and with Groove we are able to tap into an established operator cluster that offers us significant new business.”
Yahale Meltzer, COO at Groove said: "To have these CT Interactive games available on our platform is a nice way to get the first quarter deals announced. We are sure our operators are always looking to better serve their players with more choice and engaging content, and we strongly believe that CT Interactive games will prove extremely popular in a wide-variety of scenarios and jurisdictions."
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