Casino gaming solutions provider DragonGaming has extended its online footprint by sealing a landmark deal with BetOnline and the Commission Kings affiliate program. Commission Kings is one of the leading online casino networks with noteworthy brands such as WildCasino.ag, SportsBetting.ag and SuperSlots.ag under its umbrella.
Thanks to the partnership with BetOnline, DragonGaming is able to bring its A-grade level of slot and table games to BetOnline players. The brand reunites expert game developers from the industry space under the same banner and has so far created 15 slots games and 3 table games, with more in the pipeline.
DragonGaming uses HTML5 technology to breathe life into its games and create a multiplatform gaming experience. The titles are bound by a Random Number Generator (RNG) to ensure the fairness of each outcome and they work on Android, iOS, and desktop.
With a clear focus on a global growth strategy, DragonGaming features over 25 currencies and languages. New localizations and currencies are planned as the company expands its scope of operation. All development takes place in-house, allowing DragonGaming to set clear-cut standards for quality.
As a company combining individuals with over 15 years of experience in the industry, the team knows what features to include in its upcoming games and how to reinvigorate time-tested gaming practices.
The portfolio features a number of mechanics, including walking wilds, cluster pays, multipliers, free spins, and bonus levels, adding to the authenticity of each game. Every title available is developed in a unique way to help it stand out graphically, audibly and in terms of gameplay.
DragonGaming is unique in the way it develops games as it also accepts third-party idea pitches and is available to assist other companies in their development process. The company has more unannounced titles that are in the final stages of development.
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