Playtech launches with Holland Casino

Playtech has launched its multichannel technology with Holland Casino as part of its strategic co-operation announced earlier this year. Under the terms of the agreement, it becomes Holland’s Casino’s strategic technology supplier, delivering its full turnkey multichannel technology as well as certain ancillary services.

As part of the deal, a new Live Casino studio has been built separately from the existing Holland Casino site in Scheveningen, which strengthens the strategic relationship between the two companies. As a result, the high production studio offers Dutch players direct access to the Playtech Live tables via the casino website and includes Live Blackjack and Roulette, as well as Baccarat and the scalable Blackjack version of All Bets.

 “We are delighted to announce the launch of this strategic co-operation. Essential to Playtech’s success is our ability to partner with the leading entertainment companies in the most compelling and exciting markets. For 45 years Holland Casino has been a pillar of the leisure landscape in the Netherlands, and we are very proud to be working alongside them to build a market leading responsible multi gambling proposition focused and sustainable entertainment experience that will take the Dutch to the next level”, said Mor Weizer, Playtech, CEO.

Erwin van Lambaart, Holland Casino, CEO, added: “At Holland Casino we know the importance of offering our customers the best product and experiences in a safe and enjoyable online environment. Our co-operation with Playtech means that we can deliver the new online market in the Netherlands with an engaging and enjoyable online experience with the highest level of player protection. Alongside Playtech’s unrivaled multichannel technology, its strong track record in delivering industry leading software to newly regulated markets make them a trusted and experienced supplier. We are at the beginning of an exciting opportunity, and we look forward to a long and successful relationship with Playtech.”