Omega Systems integration alliance for Oryx Gaming
Slovenian iGaming solutions provider Oryx Gaming has announced the signing of an agreement that has seen the Core management platform from counterpart Omega Systems integrate a range of its proprietary and third-party content.
The Ljubljana-headquartered innovator used an official Wednesday press release published by European Gaming Media and Events to detail that the union has involved the Core advance utilizing its own Oryx Hub aggregation platform so as to be able to offer users access to a selection of over 8,000 games.
Added affiliation:
Oryx Gaming declared that the deal has further strengthened ‘the comprehensive content library’ that is now available to users of the Core platform from Omega Systems and given such clients the ability to enjoy online casino games from more than 80 third-party developers including the likes of Kalamba Games Limited, Gamomat Distribution GmbH and Golden Hero Limited.
Prominent phase:
Matevz Mazij serves as the Managing Director for Oryx Gaming and he used the press release to describe the potentially lucrative partnership with Omega Systems as ‘an important step’ in his firm’s long-term plan to broaden its global delivery network in order to place its iGaming content portfolio in front of ‘a new audience.’
Mounting mixture:
For his part and Paddy Mann, Business Development Director for Omega, proclaimed that his company’s software has been ‘integrated with over 180 third-party systems’ to supply aggregators, operators and retail sectors around the world with a wide range of ‘bespoke solutions.’
Read a statement from Mann…
“We are thrilled to add Oryx Gaming to the list of integrated suppliers on our Core management system platform. Oryx Gaming provides a content-rich portfolio that will boost the selection of suppliers that our clients can use when they license our software.”
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