Online casino operator Betwinner has announced its plans to enter the Finnish market.
Griffon Casino will become the first Pay N Play casino in this European country, allowing local players to enjoy a wide variety of mobile-compatible games.
The new casino will be powered by Trustly, enabling the customers to play without opening an account.
Looking Forward to a New Experience
All payment services will be provided by Trustly, while KYC will be in charge of supplying protection solutions to support the new operation.
Betwinner holds a license issued by the Malta Gaming Authority, which allows the operator to offer its services to customers in Finland. That’s not all, as the company plans to increase its footprint across other Scandinavian markets by the end of 2021.
Commenting on the launch of Griffon Casino, Joel Momigliano from Betwinner said the move represented a massive step for the company.
Momigliano said Betwinner had created a product that paid particular attention to what players needed. He added the new casino would feature the best games on the best platform, and provide a seamless experience to all.
Betwinner’s vice president revealed the company plans to increase its Pay N Play offering in the coming period.
What to Expect
The casino site will offer more than 700 games from such reputable names in the business as Microgaming, NetEnt, Play’n GO, Evolution, Pragmatic Play, Blueprint Gaming, iSoftBet, Pariplay and many others. Users will be able to enjoy a wide variety of slots, table and card games, poker, and live dealer games.
Betwinner had thought about the way to debut in the Pay N Play market. They managed to develop a unique mobile-oriented product, an exciting brand that’s ready to offer players the best possible experience.
Griffon Casino should stand out in the market, as it will make sure its players enjoy games as smoothly as possible. That means no poor registration or cashout experience. Betwinner pointed out the new casino represented the future of online gambling.
Betwinner is a brand owned by Aspire Global, a company that recently entered the Portuguese market. That way, Aspire Global bolstered its presence on the Iberian Peninsula, since it’s already doing business in Spain.