Brazil iGaming market expands further with renewed partnership between suppliers

Brazil is set to welcome a wider variety of slot and gaming titles thanks to a renewed partnership between two major suppliers.

Operator SkillOnNet and content supplier Habanero have extended their existing partnership to include a wider selection of titles, bringing them to platforms in Brazil. That adds to the country’s already successful iGaming market, one of the fastest growing from around the world.

Habanero’s portfolio already includes proven titles like Hot Hot Fruit, Love & Riches Eldorado, and Jackpot Race. These will now go live on SkillOnNet’s Brazilian-facing brands, PlayUZU.bet.br and BacanaPlay.bet.br, expanding the kinds of slot and table games that Brazilian players can access.

This comes after a regulatory shift for the country at the beginning of the year that expanded the market to include licensed online gaming and betting providers. iGaming Future reported via Viso Brazil’s regulated igaming sector is expected to generate $2.9 billion in gross annual revenue in 2205, with further projected growth to $6.3 billion expected by 2028.

The new scheme approved SkillOnNet as one of its first operators, leading to the rapid launch of both PlayUZU and BacanaPlay. The renewed partnership with Habanero follows SkillOnNet’s common strategy of partnering with regionally appropriate content suppliers to expand its reach in growing markets like Brazil.

“We are extremely pleased to extend our partnership with SkillOnNet to Brazil and further boost our collaboration,” said Arcangelo Lonoce, Head of Business Development at Habanero. “As one of the most anticipated market openings in a number of years, it has been a key focus for us. We are delighted that games like Hot Hot Fruit, Santa’s Village, and Zeus Deluxe – all of which have already proven successful in several other markets – will now be available to SkillOnNet’s Brazilian customers.”

“Brazil represents one of the most exciting and dynamic opportunities in the global iGaming landscape,” said Jani Kontturi, Head of Games at SkillOnNet. “Partnering with Habanero in this market allows us to deliver world-class content to a rapidly growing audience hungry for premium gaming experiences. This move reflects our long-term commitment to localized growth and best-in-class entertainment.”

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