Rhino Entertainment has expanded its portfolio to eight platforms with the addition of two new brands since its inception in 2020. Based in Malta, the company announced the launch of Paratiisi, targeting Finland, and Rocket Riches, with a global reach.
Paratiisi, meaning ‘paradise’ in Finnish, and Rocket Riches are exclusive to digital gaming, featuring games from top providers like Evolution, Pragmatic Play, and Play’n GO. Both brands operate under Rhino Entertainment’s White Star Curaçao license, with Paratiisi also incorporating Pragmatic Solutions’ PAM product.
These new brands join the ranks of Rhino Entertainment’s other platforms, including CasinoDays, Buusti Kasino, BigBaazi, Lucky Spins, Big Boost, and Raketti. Paratiisi is tailored specifically for Finnish players, much like Raketti and Big Boost.
Rhino Entertainment’s CEO, Ross Parkhill, stated: “Our primary aim with Paratiisi is to deliver an exciting gaming experience along with a curated selection of top-tier games, strong emphasis on safety and fairness, rewarding daily cashback offers, and exceptional customer service.”
He further elaborated on the strategic use of Pragmatic Solutions’ platform, combined with Rhino’s own proprietary Rhino Layer. This synergy facilitates a rapid multi-brand strategy, expanding the company’s reach across key markets. Over the partnership’s near four-year span, Rhino Entertainment and Pragmatic Solutions have both evolved significantly, with Parkhill expressing enthusiasm for the company’s latest expansion efforts.
Ashley Lang, CEO of Pragmatic Solutions, praised Rhino Entertainment as a key partner demonstrating remarkable growth. He emphasized the company’s commitment to adapting its technology and services to support Rhino’s ambitious plans and highlighted the scalable, flexible nature of their solutions and a strong client-centric approach.
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