Boss Gaming Solutions introduces Ole!bet brand in Latin America
Maltese online casino games and software developer Boss Gaming Solutions has announced the launch of its new mobile-friendly Ole!bet iGaming brand across the regulated markets of Latin America.
Headquartered in the Valletta suburb of Is-Swatar, the firm used an official Wednesday press release published by European Gaming Media and Events to declare that the fresh online casino and sportsbook features ‘the latest technologies’ and has ‘hit the ground running’ across the 20-nation block courtesy of its ‘brand focus on fun and passion.’
Exciting entertainment:
Boss Gaming Solutions stated that its newly-premiered Ole!bet brand already features a portfolio of over 2,000 slots from 16 of the world’s most prominent developers alongside a sportsbook with ‘hundreds of weekly in-play live events’. The innovator pronounced that the iGaming domain moreover comes complete with a selection of live-dealer games including roulette and blackjack as well as around-the-clock customer support to be ‘a blazingly-fast mobile-friendly experience.’
Ample appeal:
Jeff Letlat, Chief Executive Officer for Malta and Curacao-
licensed Boss Gaming Solutions, used the press release to proclaim that Ole!bet ‘is also fully localized in Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese’ while accepting a multitude of payment methods encompassing Neteller, Skrill, Mastercard and Visa. The executive furthermore asserted that the new domain is certain to be ‘a sure-fire success’ and offers aficionados the ability to make fast withdrawals including ‘instant payments’ for users of electronic wallets.
Read a statement from Letlat…
“The launch of Ole!bet in Latin America continues our strategy of reaching an international player base by distributing our unique mobile-first experiences across the world.”
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