Industry Giants Betsoft Sign with Paf

One of the world’s leading gaming software providers, Betsoft Gaming, are expanding operations to even more online casinos. This time it’s with Paf, a government-owned provider from the frozen north.

Betsoft’s Expanding Network

The huge Malta-based developers have not let the ongoing pandemic or resulting lockdowns impact their operations. The online casino industry is going through a boom, and Betsoft is right at the forefront. The summer has been a fairly busy one for them, all things considered. For instance, they’re in the middle of expanding the beloved Hive series with an exciting new title.

New games are not the only way they’re growing, however. They’re continuing to add even more betting sites to their vast list of associates. This time, they’ve signed a deal of long-term cooperation with Paf. Considering Betsoft’s portfolio of over 190 different online casino games, this move is sure to go down well with Paf’s customers.  Betsoft is already known for consistently producing quality games, and more variety is rarely a bad thing.

Gaming for Good Causes

The fact that Paf is a government-owned casino operator is interesting in multiple ways. Based on the islands of Aland as part of Finland, its core mission is to benefit society. Paf is a major contributor to causes like Save the Children and the Red Cross. They regularly make large donations in pursuit of goals such as social non-profit organisations, environmental causes, and popularising sports.

Furthermore, Paf is a leader in the field of responsible gaming. All things considered, there are many reasons to give them your custom if you’re from the regions they operate in. These generally include Finland, Sweden, and other Nordic and Baltic countries.

Kim Johansson, the Chief Gaming Officer of Paf, had this to say:

‘We are very pleased about our partnership with Betsoft. Betsoft is a solid game provider with a wide portfolio of quality games. Their content will add value to our sites and our customers will surely enjoy them.’