Zitro continues making gaming history in Torremolinos

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Zitro continues making gaming history in Torremolinos

Friday 20 de September 2024 / 12:00

2 minutos de lectura

(Madrid).- At the recent Andalusian Gaming Expo and Congress, Zitro unveiled its latest products, leaving a lasting impression with games tailored for the Spanish market.

Zitro continues making gaming history in Torremolinos

Zitro continues making history, as evidenced by the huge success of its Fu Frog game in Torremolinos. The game’s popularity has spread throughout Spain, with impressive revenue and player engagement. Fu Pots, showcased in Torremolinos on the Allure Glare cabinet, shares the same incredible features as Fu Frog, but this time, magical pots take center stage, multiplying prizes, doubling bonuses, and granting extra lives.

As a new addition, Mighty Hammer Ultimate was showcased on the Altius Glare cabinet, where the power of the hammer of Zitro’s renowned game will be felt even more intensely. Epic Kingdom, also on the Altius Glare cabinet, features an innovative bonus “3-level Link”, that adds three more levels of excitement to the bonus screen. Billy the Pig has also been a standout product at the show, with its super dynamic bonus that’s unlike anything seen before in Spanish gaming halls. It’s already proving to be very popular in the venues where it’s being installed.

As for video bingo, the company’s leading market segment, Zitro has offered a wide range of captivating titles, such as The Great Wealth or Fratelli Pizza, which include free games such as Stravaganzza Da Vinci and Stravaganza Double Bonus, greatly increasing access to bonuses.

In his first event as General Director of Zitro Spain, Albert Zorrilla stated, “It’s been an absolute pleasure sharing this marvelous time with the authorities and operators. I would like to thank the many visitors to our booth for their interest in our gaming offer, which will continue to grow in the coming months with innovations that will change the gaming landscape and continue to rewrite the history of gaming in Spain.”