Napoleon Games goes mobile with Kambi

Belgian egaming licensee Mystery Games, which operates the Napoleon Games brand, has become the second company in the market to go live with a mobile offering after inking a deal with Unibet’s B2B arm Kambi Sports Solutions which also covers the launch of an online sportsbook.

The land-based gaming machines provider is one of the country’s B+ online licence-holders, allowing it to offer various casino games, and it currently offers various dice and roulette titles from its dot.be platform.

It is the second Belgian-facing operator to launch a mobile offering after Mirage Games announced a deal to go live on a Finnplay-powered platform last week.

However unlike Mirage Games, Napoleon’s mobile offering will be sportsbook-focused. Unibet itself is licensed to offer sports betting in Belgium under an F1+ licence awarded in July.

Kambi Sports Solutions CEO Kristian Nylén said: “This agreement is further evidence that Kambi’s Sportsbook allows its customers to go head to head with industry leaders from day one and of the growing success of Kambi’s strategy in regulated markets.

“Napoleon Games is an experienced gaming operator and is very highly respected by Belgian players. We look forward to working with Napoleon Games in its efforts to continue be a leading gaming operator,” added Nylén.

Napoleon Games sportsbook manager Dieter Vanlerberghe described Kambi’s sportsbook solution as “world class”, adding: “Napoleon Games will be provided with a constantly developing sportsbook solution that, coupled with our marketing strategy, will leave us ideally placed to attract and retain both new and existing sportsbook customers in the Belgian market.”

While the deal is Kambi’s first in the regulated Belgian market, the business has recently agreed other deals in regulated territories such as its pool betting agreement with Estonian-facing Tonybet and deals with Grupo Acrismatic and Egasa Group for the Spanish egaming market.