Nsoft Enter Turkish Market
By Casinomeister, Last updated Jul 7, 2017
With three new but unidentified customers
Software developer NSoft has released its Lucky Six product, in a widget form, via its Seven Web Platform to three new unidentified customers, one of which enables it its first entry into the Turkish market.
“Players are enabled with an even more simple way of playing the game,” a press statement reads. “We’re happy that we’ve, once again, done an amazing job and shown the power of our team and quality of our SEVEN Platform”.
InfoPowa readers will recall, NSoft launched its new SEVEN mobile channel early September with BalkanBet, its largest Serbian customer.
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