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The slots provider will provide its portfolio of games to the aggregation platform, including titles from NetEnt and Red Tiger.

Reevo has announced a partnership with live casino giant Evolution, to integrate its titles into the Reevo aggregation platform.

In 2020, Evolution acquired both NetEnt and Red Tiger, with titles such as Lost Relics™, Gonzo’s Quest™, Starburst™ and Knights of Avalon from the brands being added to its portfolio.

Also included under the Evolution umbrella is Big Time Gaming (BTG), the people behind the Megaways™ slots game mechanic.

This tiered, progressive jackpot system introduced 117,649 ways to win and has been licensed to operators globally.

Operators partnered with Reevo will be able to access the library of games from Evolution through the aggregation platform, which streamlines access through its single API integration.

Evolution is also responsible for the development, production, marketing and licensing of B2B Live Casino solutions to operators.

Petra Maria Poola, Head of Sales, Reevo, said: “We’ve onboarded a fantastic selection of best-in-class suppliers this year with many more to come, providing our operator partners with even more incredible content, however to collaborate with Evolution is one of the highlights so far.

“We are all huge fans so we’re thrilled to have Evolution join us in providing the industry’s leading content aggregation offering, providing rapid market access and instant revenues.”

Reevo expects the library of titles from Evolution to grow on the aggregation platform, as the provider releases its upcoming games.

As well as partnering with other industry providers, Reevo also aims to release at least two proprietary games per month from its in-house studios.

This announcement comes only a few weeks after Reevo announced its partnership with Pragmatic Play.

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tal of 10 people have been arrested by South Wales Police in relation to an investigation into match fixing on a Welsh Premier League football match played last season.

The Football Association of Wales (FAW) referred the case to the Gambling Commission’s Sports Betting Intelligence Unit, before both parties passed on information to South Wales Police regarding betting patterns on the fixture between Port Talbot Town and Rhyl on 9 April.

This has led to the arrests of seven men and three women as part of an ongoing investigation from South Wales Police’s Economic Crime Unit, though no specific details were given as to their connection with the match and it has not been alleged that any players were complicit in any match-fixing plot.

Jonathan Ford, Chief Executive of the FAW, said: “These arrests are as result of a thorough process of evidence gathering and close co-operation between the FAW, South Wales Police and the Gambling Commission.

“The FAW remains committed to our Integrity Education Programme which began in 2014, as well as the monitoring and reporting systems we have in place which have contributed to these arrests.

“The FAW will not bring any sporting sanctions against any individuals while the police investigation is ongoing.”

ESSA, a representative body for sports-betting operators, reported five suspicious alerts related to football in the first half of 2016.