The international software developer and aggregator, Slotegrator, continues its journey through the gaming industry to build its reputation. After a series of partnerships closed for such a purpose, the developer has now closed another one that will help boost the operations of both partners to the deal. Indeed, the latest B2B partnership with the Malta-based content supplier Apparat Gaming is set to expand the aggregator’s offerings and extend the reach of the innovative game studio.
B2B Partnership:
Under the terms of this B2B partnership, Apparat Gaming will share its stunning library of titles with Slotegrator for further distribution across the dedicated platforms. The portfolio comprising games such as the recent 7 Supernova Fruits hit title is expected to receive a warm welcome among the Slotegrator’s audience, with 18 other games scheduled to complement the consignment over the next 12 months to elevate the player experience.
Content Quality:
Such expectations are based on the quality of the Maltese provider’s content as all games are developed using the HTML5 technology securing seamless connection with all computers and mobile gaming devices regardless of the operating system concerned. Further, all the games are suitable for different regions with a range of languages covered with translations and equally broad scope of currencies adequately supported.
Mutual Benefit:
Slotegrator seems to have made the right choice with the inclusion of the inventive studio into its portfolio of B2B partners as Apparat Gaming has already entered several content supply agreements with some of the leading industry players. Nevertheless, te aggregator has the chance to benefit from the deal by offering the highly creative content most recently released by the rising-star studio. Also, the slots developed by Apparat Gaming have an abundance of marketing features, such as wild symbols, free spins, bonus rounds and alike.
Library Integration:
The studio set to deliver the content to Slotegrator through the latest agreement boasts of a series of popular games including Fruits First, Heimdall’s Horn, Total Eclipse, Jack Potter & The Book of Dynasties, and 40 Sevens.At the same time, all these games will be smoothly integrated into an online platform by the Slotegrator’s highly efficient 7APIgrator solution.
About APIgrator:
APIgrator is a unique solution capable of integrating multiple casino games into gambling platforms in a single session in a seamless, fast, and cost-effective manner. Slotegrator boasts of the API protocol simultaneously integrating software from 100 of the world leading developers of slots, card games, live dealer games, and virtual sports for the benefit of all the parties involved in the process.
The legal status of online casinos in India is complex and varies by state. While there is no federal law that explicitly addresses online gambling, the legality depends on state regulations and the type of gambling involved.
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No National Law: India does not have a specific national law regulating online casinos. However, the Public Gambling Act of 1867 prohibits operating physical casinos and gambling houses, but it doesn't cover online platforms, leaving a legal grey area for online gambling.
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State-Specific Laws: Some Indian states, like Goa, Sikkim, and Daman, have legalized land-based casinos, and others, such as Sikkim, have also licensed online gambling. Many states have banned gambling altogether, including online gambling.
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Online Sports Betting: Betting on sports, particularly cricket, is very popular in India. However, it's only explicitly legal in some states like Sikkim and Nagaland, which have laws permitting online gaming and betting.
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Legal Gray Area: Many international online casinos accept Indian players and operate legally under licenses from offshore jurisdictions (like Curacao or the UK Gambling Commission). As long as players are gambling on licensed platforms, the risk is minimal, but local authorities may still choose to regulate or restrict online gambling.
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Cryptocurrency: Some Indian players prefer using cryptocurrencies (like Bitcoin) for online gambling, as it provides a layer of anonymity and security.
While online casinos aren't explicitly legal across all of India, many international casinos accept Indian players, and online gambling continues to grow in popularity. Players should ensure they use licensed platforms and understand local laws before engaging in online gaming.
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