Hacksaw Gaming Joins Sky Betting And Gaming Stable
Wanted Dead or a Wild and other Hacksaw Gaming titles will be offered at Sky Betting and Gaming sites. This isn’t the first deal of the year from the company as it also made another business partnership with another provider in October.
Sky Betting and Gaming has sealed a deal with top provider Hacksaw Gaming. © livecart68, Pixabay
Another Successful Deal for Sky
Leading online slot games from Hacksaw Gaming are being added to Sky’s gambling platform.
Sky Betting and Gaming has sealed a deal with the online slot manufacturer, which follows a similar partnership formed with Octoplay earlier in the year.
Hacksaw Gaming is one of the most well-reviewed studios in the business, providing a wide range of top slot games. Some of the firm’s best titles to try out include the likes of:
- Chaos Crew 2
- Le Bandit
- Joker Bombs
- The Bowery Boys
- Wanted Dead or a Wild
However, not all of Hacksaw Gaming’s titles will immediately be available to play at Sky. The full range will be rolled out by the company, which is part of the Flutter Entertainment firm, gradually.
Innovative And Renowned
Content manager for Sky Betting & Gaming Joseph Williams said the company is “elated” to have secured a deal to feature titles from Hacksaw Gaming.
Williams added Sky Betting and Gaming “can’t wait to see what the future holds” after teaming up with Hacksaw Gaming to add more titles to its library.
“With a partner as innovative and renowned as Hacksaw Gaming, we’re confident our players will love the exciting variety these games bring to our platform,” Williams said.
The Hacksaw Gaming deal is better news for Sky Betting and Gaming after the company recently earned a rebuke from the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).
The ICO investigated Sky Betting and Gaming, after a complaint was made by the campaign group Clean Up Gambling regarding customers’ information being passed on to advertising technology companies.
Industry Titan
Hacksaw Gaming’s chief executive, Marcus Cordes, also commented on the new deal with Sky.
He said: “We’re incredibly proud to welcome Sky, an industry titan, to our growing roster of partners. Sky’s reputation for excellence speaks for itself, and we’re confident their players will embrace our cutting-edge content and distinctive style.”
This is the latest licensing deal to have been secured by Hacksaw Gaming in recent times. The firm previously signed a deal with Scommettendo, which operates in the Italian market.
But Hacksaw Gaming was given an official warning by the Swedish gambling regulator Spelinspektionen earlier this year. Hacksaw was found to have been providing content to two unlicensed, unnamed gambling sites.
