Leander Games and Holland Casino Forge Official Partnership
Holland Casino have acquired another business partner in the form of Leander Games and the two are set to develop a new range of exciting casino games. The new agreement between the two is a massive opportunity for both firms to gain a large portion of market share across Europe as well as develop some all-star casino games for users to enjoy. With a new range of IP and sense of expansion, Holland Casino are looking to recover from the losses suffered during the pandemic and get the company back on track financially.
Holland Casino are set to partner with Leander Games to develop a new range of casino games set for release later this year. They are currently in development phase and will still take months to properly test and polish the final product before its release. Holland Casino have very standards for 3rd party developed games and will thoroughly audit any and all offerings from Leander Games before the upload. ©8300/Pixabay
Holland Casino are one of the market leaders, not only in the Netherlands but in all of Europe. They have impressively cultivated a large user base filled with active accounts willing to continue using its service. Through social media advertising and word of mouth marketing, they have managed to promote the brand successfully for over 10 years. Often people praise Holland Casino for its constant wave of innovation, helping to develop significant frameworks which have been key in the development of the online casino industry as a whole.
Starting out as a brick and mortar casino chain, they have since moved on to primarily focus on online gambling and the many benefits it brings as a business. During the pandemic they suffered losses of €60 million due to an overreliance on land-based business as it was forced to close for several months without warning. This sparked a change in the business plan and since then, the company has been overly focused on providing a high-quality online service. So far, they’ve managed to pull this off to a striking degree.
An impressive tenure means that they are well respected in the gambling industry and many up and coming businesses want to work with them. In comes Leander Games who successfully negotiated a development contract with them for years of casino games. This deal could be immensely important for the future success of Leander as a business and if they are unable to deliver a good enough result then they could fold. It’s safe to say that they’re placing their bets on this contract and the potential winnings it offers.
Holland Casino have been developing live casino games for years but have recently decided to hand off the responsibility to a third party, and in this case that is Leander Games. They approached the small Maltese business for talks over a development contract and teams of negotiators hashed out the details over months of online meetings and conferencing. The deal is officially sorted and development on the new casino games will begin shortly with Holland Casino expecting a high-quality product to incorporate into the current service.
Holland Casino Turn Around Pandemic Deficit
As mentioned earlier, Holland Casino suffered major losses during the course of the pandemic due to forced closures and the Dutch Gambling Association placed strict rules in place to prevent any reopening in line with government regulations. They did this to prevent an early opening which would cause greater damage to the overall health of the country’s casino industry and it has definitely paid off as casino businesses are flourishing as of this moment in Holland.
By managing to stay one step ahead of the curve, Holland Casino are now front runners in the European online betting race and will look to capitalise on the recent explosion of users witnessed over the last two years. 2022 is a big year for the iGaming industry and whether they can continue the exponential growth is yet to be seen. Industry analysts are anticipating another successful year in online betting and especially land-based casino in central Europe with Spain and Germany touted to be market leaders in 2022.
