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Red Tiger Gaming Announces Content Agreement With Royal Panda

Leading game developer Red Tiger Gaming has announced a partnership with online casino Royal Panda, operated by the LeoVegas Casino Group. Under the new partnership, Red Tiger will supply Royal Panda with its entire portfolio of casino games including the Pirates’ Plenty series, as well as Dragon’s Luck, Dynamite Riches, Mystery Reels.

The agreement also sees Red Tiger Gaming provide Royal Panda Casino with its Daily and Hourly Jackpots in the “near future”. The agreement helps expand Red Tiger Gaming’s player reach to jurisdictions in which Royal Panda operates it, and helps enhance Royal Panda Casino’s game collection, which already includes video slots from NetEnt, Wazdan, Play’n GO, Microgaming, and more.

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What They Say

Red Tiger Gaming’s Commercial Director Chris Looney said in a statement: “It’s always fantastic to supply highly respected operators like Royal Panda with our games. It is another important milestone in our company’s growth and the opportunity to introduce our games to new players is always welcome.”

Royal Panda’s Managing Director, the Melvin Ritsema, added: “Red Tiger has always produced exceptional games with innovative platform functionality, and we’re delighted to have agreed this deal. It has been a long-time wish for our team and our players to have Red Tiger slots on Royal Panda Casino. Adding their portfolio to our collection is a real plus for our players and I hope they enjoy playing it – in all its varied forms.”

Red Tiger’s Expansion

The news comes as Red Tiger Gaming continues to strike partnerships with various online casinos to expand its player reach across the EU and the rest of the world. Over the last several months, Red Tiger has made agreements with Swiss Casinos, 777.ch, Novibet, No Account Casino, Interwetten, Cherry Casino, Genting Casino, mycasino.ch, Jackpots.ch, Betfred and more.

Meanwhile, it was revealed back in September that Red Tiger Gaming had been acquired by NetEnt for a total of £200 million. Then, earlier this month, Red Tiger Gaming was announced as the first game developer to join NetEnt’s new content aggregation platform NetEnt connect.