Amusnet expands distribution through Spanish casino agreements

Amusnet has announced a rollout of 236 games at Eldoradocasino.es, extending its distribution in Spain’s regulated online casino market. The November 11 announcement also includes the integration of Jackpot Cards, the supplier’s multilevel bonus feature.

The El Dorado catalog includes 20 Golden Coins, 100 Golden Coins, Shining Crown, Clover Islands and Coin Gobbler. Amusnet said the titles were available to the operator’s customers following the integration, rather than describing an agreement awaiting a future launch.

Eldoradocasino.es is the online operation of El Dorado, a brand with an established presence in Spain’s land-based gambling sector. The supplier described the rollout as part of the operator’s expansion of its digital game offering.

Edwin Cruz, managing director of Amusnet Spain, said the agreement supported the supplier’s expansion in the country. Amandine Haincaud, online operations director at Eldoradocasino.es, described the addition as a way to broaden the operator’s portfolio.

CasinoBarcelona.es launches a separate initial game selection

Amusnet announced another Spanish distribution agreement on the same day, this time with CasinoBarcelona.es. That launch involves an initial selection of 32 games, providing a separate addition to the supplier’s local distribution network.

The CasinoBarcelona.es selection includes 20 Golden Coins, Shining Crown, Secrets of Cairo, Coin Gobbler and Hot Deco Super Pot. Jackpot Cards is also available through that integration, with its four-level mystery bonus feature operating during standard gameplay.

CasinoBarcelona.es product manager Aarón Morano said the addition formed part of the operator’s continued expansion of its content offering. Cruz described the agreement as a further opportunity to distribute Amusnet’s portfolio to Spanish customers.

Casino Barcelona is part of Grup Peralada. Its online platform offers slots, live roulette, blackjack and poker alongside games from other suppliers. The two November 11 announcements describe separate operator integrations, with different initial catalog sizes.