Studio’s renowned content boosts aggregator’s vast offering

Infingame, a fast-growing iGaming aggregator, has secured a content aggregation partnership with prominent online casino games provider Fazi.

Following a successful integration, Infingame will help to expand the global reach of Fazi’s content, including across LatAm where the aggregator continues to cement its market presence with new operator launches. The studio’s array of titles will also benefit from Infingame’s complete suite of engagement and support tools to further enhance the user experience.

Boasting a portfolio of over 160 games live across 50 countries, Fazi has been providing premium iGaming software solutions for the past 30 years, with Infingame the latest to benefit from the studio’s immersive titles including Wild Hot 40, Golden Crown and Wild Lucky Clover.

Infingame’s platform currently boats more than 15,000 games from over 200 established providers which are designed to improve player acquisition and retention and generate profitable growth for partners.

The aggregator’s latest collaboration underlines its mission to continually develop its games offering and deliver a range of experiences which align with global player preferences.

Ernest Lewicki, Head of Sales at Infingame, said: “We’re delighted to reveal our partnership with Fazi and host the supplier’s innovative, fresh and engaging content on our aggregation platform. As we work towards strengthening our market presence across the LatAm region, delivering Fazi’s portfolio to our pool of operator partners puts us in great stead and we look forward to watching this collaboration flourish.”

Srdjan Stanojevic, Director of Commercial iGaming Division at Fazi, said: “Launching our content with Infingame shows our dedication to ensure we are constantly evolving and looking for exciting opportunities to further strengthen our reach. Infingame has achieved remarkable success in recent times, and we are confident through this partnership we will be able to further tap into the rapidly growing LatAm market.”