Peter & Sons lands EveryMatrix deal for aggregation uplift

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Peter & Sons’ content portfolio has been praised as “innovative and captivating” by EveryMatrix after the latter added the supplier’s slot range to its CasinoEngine aggregation platform. 

CB: EveryMatrix heaped praise on Peter & Sons’ slot catalogue after forming an alliance to add the studio’s “captivating” releases to its CasinoEngine aggregation platform. 

The integration will be carried out by Peter & Sons’ proprietary platform, bolstering the CasinoEngine service by allowing its affiliated operators access to the studio’s roster of in-house slot titles. 

In turn, Peter & Sons will gain increased visibility for its slot releases, reaching more operators across the industry via EveryMatrix’s third-party offering, which currently consists of over 29,000 games. 

Stian Enger Pettersen, CEO of Casino, EveryMatrix, said: “Peter & Sons’ games are known for their innovative design and captivating gameplay, and we’re delighted to integrate their content into our CasinoEngine platform.

“With more than 29,000 titles available across our aggregation network, CasinoEngine continues to offer the world’s most extensive games library. We’re confident that Peter & Sons’ titles will be a hit with our clients and their players, and we look forward to a long and successful partnership.”

As a result of the collaboration, CasinoEngine’s partners will be able to add Peter & Sons slots – such as Barbarossa, Book of Books, DragonBlox and Sands of Destiny – to their casino lobbies. 

Yann Bautista, Commercial Director and Founder of Peter & Sons, commented: “We’re thrilled to extend our partnership with EveryMatrix, one of the most respected names in the igaming industry. 

“Their CasinoEngine platform is a content powerhouse, and we’re excited to see our games reach an even broader audience through this partnership. This collaboration is a testament to our commitment to delivering high-quality, engaging content to players worldwide.”

EveryMatrix recently announced a potential move to bolster its own content production by acquiring Swedish slot supplier Fantasma Games, with the firm’s SEK 59 (€5.21) per share bid requiring a 90% shareholder approval rate to be completed.