As we noted in our earlier news reports, Yggdrasil Gaming is on a roll and so far it looks like it’s just the beginning. That’s because just in time for the annual ICE event, the company has announced not only a new identity with a fresh logo, but also paid out €1.9 million to a lucky progressive jackpot winner, won a prestigious IGA award, and for the first time, entered the Spanish market thanks to a deal with an existing partner GVC.
Yggdrasil Gaming, a 2013-established games studio and iGaming software developer, has come up quite frequently on our blog for the past weeks, like the jackpots and the Danish market. And now they’ve announced that their games are going to be featured on Danske Spil and bwin.dk via the GVC platform as soon as Q1 2018.
Last time we talked about jackpot wins was a lucky Playtech live roulette player who hit the £599,380.45 Age of the Gods Mystery Jackpot. Now we have more envious progressive jackpot news from three major game developers at once: NetEnt, Yggdrasil and Microgaming. Here’s the story of the three lucky players who have won a total of more than €9 million!
Three months after Yggdrasil gaming was presented with a license, it is now live in the UK; this is after it finalized its full troll out of its product collection. The gambling commission in the UK gave Yggdrasil the license in December, however its branded iSENSE 2.0 platforms and its entire collection of games, have recently being accessible to the British players. Several operators in Britain including, Leovegas, Mr. Green, Unibet, Vera and John, ComeOn and Betsson have already being signed in by the Swedish supplier, it is soon to sign several others.
It is a coincidence that Yggdrasil Gaming has launched its new Cyrus the virus slot at this time when people are passing on in South Korea through the quarantined MERS outbreak. Forget about the virus in South Korea, this slot was not focused on the epidemic but was meant to be fun and give you one of the best time in your gaming endeavours.
