The move comes at a time of unprecedented expansion for BetGames and is the latest in a line of alliances with major operators.

Driven by recent heavy investment in its infrastructure including a new Malta HQ and over 100 new members of staff, its growth is also boosted by a steady campaign of product enhancements such as its recent Lotto products relaunch and revamp of its Wheel of Fortune.

The two new launches will be available to Europebet’s players, along with the rest of its stable of popular games. These include Rock Paper Scissors, Bet on Poker and Dice Duel – all of which have played their part in a record-breaking 12 months for the unique live dealer supplier.

The deal will see Europebet offer the new games selection alongside its existing sportsbook, live casino, and slots titles as it continues to hold its position as one of Georgia’s leading operators.

Commenting on the latest market entry, BetGames’ COO, Aiste Garneviciene said: “At a time of company-first, exceptional growth for BetGames, it’s fantastic to us introduce ourselves to yet another key operator in Europe’s emerging markets.

“It’s testament to the hard work that the entire team has and continues to put in toward our goals of maintaining our status as the industry’s most unique supplier.”  

Sandro Kokosadze, Head of Gaming at Europebet added: “We’re very pleased to welcome BetGames’ content to our brand and the range of high-quality entertainment is sure to be a hit with our players.

“The style and feel of their product is exactly what we look for and fits in perfectly with our commitment to excellence across the board.”

Offering winning combinations of low-spend and extended playing sessions for players, BetGames has proven itself as the industry’s ‘go-to’ live dealer supplier thanks to its uniquely immersive betting experience, ease-of-use, and high bet rates.

The studio holds licences issued by multiple jurisdictions including the UKGC, as well as being compliant with the local regulatory requirements of Malta, Italy, Lithuania, Estonia, Bulgaria and various relevant South African gambling authorities.