iGP brings Peter & Sons content to its iGaming Deck platform

iGP and Peter & Sons have entered into an agreement through which operators will be able to access new gaming content from the renowned studio. As part of this partnership, Peter & Sons' online casino content will be made available via the iGP iGaming Deck API to operator partners around the world.

Popular games included in this deal include Barbarossa, Book of Books, DragonBlox and Peter Hunter. By integrating with iGaming Deck, these games will be able to reach an even larger audience, providing players with new experiences and more choice.

Yann Bautista, Chief Commercial Officer and Founder of Peter & Sons, noted the importance of collaborating with industry leaders and innovators, emphasizing that iGP is just such a company due to its constant innovation. “iGaming Deck is one of the preeminent aggregation platforms in the industry, so we wanted to be a part of it,” he added.

Inesa Glazaite, commercial director of iGP, expressed her delight at the new partnership, noting that Peter & Sons games immediately capture the attention of players. “Like us, the studio has always stood out from the crowd by reimagining gaming content in inventive and unexpected ways. We're excited to host their content on our ever-expanding iGaming platform. Together, we have high hopes for our partnership,” she said.

This new collaboration follows a similar deal struck last month when Gaming Corps signed a partnership with iGP to distribute its crash games, table games and slot machines to a wider audience. These partnerships help iGP expand its portfolio and offer diverse and quality content to its operators, helping to develop and improve the user experience on the platform.

The partnership between iGP and Peter & Sons is an important step for both companies and will benefit operators and players around the world. The joint efforts of two innovative companies promise to significantly expand the capabilities and improve the quality of gaming content in the online casino industry.