Expanding Presence in East Africa: Booming Games Ventures Deeper

🔥 Awesome News 🔥Booming Games is blasting off into East Africa's booming iGaming market, teaming up with World Sports Betting's local brand, Odibets!

🎉 ** Kenyan Launch and Regional Expansion ** 🎉This collaborative deal lets Booming Games share their fan-favourite, high-performing, and proven game collection in Kenya first, with additional East African markets to follow. Solomon Godwin, Booming Games' Head of Africa, is pumped about securing this strategic partnership with a top-notch local operator like Odibets. He believes it's the starting point for Booming Games' regional dominance.

"We're psyched to bring our portfolio to East Africa's thriving and promising markets. Our content is destined to strike a chord with players, and we can't wait for a killer team-up," Godwin commented.

Booming Games boasts more than a hundred games optimized using HTML5, ensuring players enjoy the supreme gaming experience with products like Buffalo Hold and Win Extreme, 64 Gold Coins Hold and Win, Cash Pig, and Burning Classics.

Making a splash in the regulated Kenyan market is a win for Booming Games, thanks to the operator's local legitimacy, positioning the company to conquer the highly wanted and fast-growing Kenyan market.

🎉 **More Partnerships and New Markets on the Horizon ** 🎉Benedict Murithi, Odibets' Head of Marketing, can't help but sing Booming Games' praises.

"Joining forces with Booming Games means we'll keep delivering top-tier entertainment to our players. Their thrilling and diverse slot lineup is exactly what we needed to elevate our offering. We're stoked about this collaboration's future impact on our gaming services," Murithi said.

Booming Games has already forged a similar link with World Sports Betting in several markets, such as Lesotho, Malawi, Uganda, Zambia, Namibia, and Congo[5]. This partnership with Odibets marks the beginning of Booming Games' further exploration of regulated East African markets like Tanzania, Uganda, or Rwanda[6][7].

Stay tuned for more incredible news and partnership announcements coming soon! 🚀

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[4] New African markets for Booming Games. (2020, January 22). Calvinayre.com. https://calvinayre.com/2020/01/22/gambling/new-african-markets-for-booming-games/

[5] Booming Games inks another #contentdeal with World Sports Betting. (2021, March 8). iGamingBusiness. https://igamingbusiness.com/content/news/booming-games-ink-another-contentdeal-with-world-sports-betting-87445

[6] East African gaming set to cater to Gaming Consumers. (2018, July 27). AfricanBusinessMag. https://africanbusinessmag.com/2018/07/27/east-african-gaming-set-to-cater-to-gaming-consumers/

[7] Online Gaming market size in East Africa is growing. (2021, January). OnlineCasinos.com. https://onlinecasinos.com/online-gaming-market-size-eastern-africa-2021/

The collaboration between Booming Games and Odibets will introduce sports betting, casino-games, and gambling content to East African markets, starting with Kenya, and subsequently extending to additional markets.
With the integration of Booming Games' portfolio, which includes thrilling and diverse slot games like Buffalo Hold and Win Extreme and 64 Gold Coins Hold and Win, Odibets aims to elevate its offering and provide top-tier entertainment to players.
Booming Games, known for its casino-and-gambling games optimized using technology like HTML5, is exploring further expansion in regulated East African markets such as Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda.