Red Rake Gaming, a content developer with offices in Malta and Spain, has concluded a partnership agreement with UK-based mobile-focused gaming company, Small Screen Casinos.
Commenting on the development, Managing Director for Red Rake Malta, Nick Barr, said:
“Delighted to welcome our newest partner, Small Screen Casinos. As the UK market continues to be an important part in the Red Rake Gaming regulated market strategy we could not be happier to collaborate with the team at the PhoneCasino.”
The partnership will see Red Rake Gaming support The PhoneCasino with growth into new markets through mobile optimised content and games capable of low bandwidth functionality.
“Small Screen Casino adopts a mobile-first approach, which is a perfect match for Red Rake Gaming and we look forward to their launching our progressive jackpot tool across their players,” said Mr Barr in further commentary.
Small Screen Casinos will be now gain access to the games on offer from the Red Rake Gaming Studio, with popular market titles such as the Super Series of games.
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