Playtech Enters Into Online Gambling Agreement With Mexico’s Caliente

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Online gambling software firm Playtech has entered into an agreement with Mexico’s land-based casino and sportsbook operator, Caliente, to provide the company with online gambling software.

Caliente is looking to provide a suite of casino games created by Playtech.

“We are delighted to have secured this agreement with one of Latin America's largest and most respected gaming operators with whom, over time, we expect to develop a valuable relationship,” said Mor Weizer, Chief Executive Officer for Playtech.

“Our agreement with Playtech will provide a solid and state-of-the-art casino platform that, combined with our current offering, will deliver the best online gaming experience to our customers,” said Eduardo Hernandez, Chief Executive Officer for Caliente.

“With our combined expertise and commitment to excellence, we will be able to fully expand into Latin American regulated markets.”

“Our work with Caliente is in line with Playtech's strategy of entering new regulated markets and diversifies the company's geographic footprint beyond its European and Asian marketplaces. We are very excited about this project and committed to making it a great success.”

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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