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Authentic Gaming has unveiled its latest base in Slovakia that will house back office and big data operations, as well as a dedicated client integrations team.

Over 15 employees will operate from the new office. Authentic Games managing director Jonas Delin said the move was a major milestone for the supplier.

Delin added: “We chose this location because it has a growing reputation as hub for tech companies. It is located in the heart of central Europe, and provides access to an impressive talent pool that we can tap into.

“In the short term this office will focus exclusively on clearing our new client integrations back log and to support our continuous flow of new operator signings.”

LeoVegas has bolstered its slots offering with a selection of new games from supplier Blueprint Gaming’s portfolio.

New games Wish Upon A Jackpot and Jungle Jackpots will be offered alongside current titles King Kong Cash, Casper’s Mystery Mirror and Wild Antics.

LeoVegas casino manager Martin Larsson said: “We’re committed to providing the very best and most engaging slots out there and Blueprint is an excellent addition to our portfolio.

“It’s been a great start and I’m sure their content will continue to perform strongly for us.”

Matt Cole, managing director of Blueprint Gaming, added: “We’re really pleased with how things have been going with LeoVegas since we launched our games with them.”

NetEnt has launched a new cat themed game called Copy Cats. The five-reel, three-row, 25-lined video slot offers a range of free spins, bonus symbols, wild substitutions, stacked symbols and stacked wilds.

“The release of Copy Cats purr-fectly demonstrates the versatility and breadth of appeal offered by the NetEnt games portfolio,” NetEnt CPO, Simon Hammon, said.

“The title is full of features, vibrant animations and an easy-listening soundtrack that we’re sure will leave players feline good. It’s certain to be a kitty classic,” he added.

Videoslots.com has signed a deal with the online division of AMATIC Industries, AMANET, to add a host of new titles to their catalogue.

The agreement will see a number of land-based casino games move online.

Daniel Hansen, head of games at Videoslots.com, commented: “By going live with AMANET games, we have made further strides in establishing ourselves as a casino capable of offering players the best range of slots in the industry.”

Tatjana Bauer-Engstberger, online gaming manager of AMATIC Industries, said: “We are thrilled that our games will now be available on Videoslots’ online casino platform.

“One of our guiding principles has always been that proven land-based games will also be successful in the online gaming market, and we are certain these titles will prove a hit.”

Yggdrasil Gaming has released a new summer and beach themed slot offering, built on the developer’s HTML5 client framework iSENSE 2.0.

Bespoke promotional tool BOOST enables operators to boost customer engagement and retention via certain features.

Customers can watch replays of winning spins and share them via social channels using Yggdrasil’s BRAG tool.

Head of gaming at Yggdrasil, Jonas Strandman, said: “Sunny Shores is sure to treat players to a pleasurable gaming experience, as they are transported to a slots paradise with huge wins on offer.

NYX Gaming Group has partnered with French operator PMU to launch its Cash Out service.

The operator introduced sportsbook platform OpenBet’s early bet settlement feature alongside a targeted marketing campaign. PMU previously launched OpenBet’s sitebuilder tool in August 2016.

Matt Davey, CEO of NYX Gaming Group, commented: “Introducing Cash Out to the French market is a landmark development.

“Our companies have had a highly successful partnership since launching PMU online nearly seven years ago and we are proud to have achieved another first.”

PMU CTO Jean-Marc Léglis said: “As the first-to-market with Cash Out in France, we are cementing our position as one of the country’s leading sportsbooks, and taking our offering to the next level.”