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Winpot has signed a content agreement with Light & Wonder, expanding its online casino offering in Mexico with a catalogue of slots and table games from the global gaming company.
Under the agreement, Winpot will introduce a selection of Light & Wonder titles to its players, covering online slots and table games that are already available to audiences across international markets.
Light & Wonder Content Coming to Winpot
Light & Wonder’s content marketplace provides operators with access to thousands of games from its own studios and third-party developers through a single, regulatory-ready integration.
The platform also supports its games with a suite of responsible gambling tools.
For Winpot, the partnership represents another step in the operator’s growth in Mexico, where it has developed a growing player base.
The company’s profile in the country has also been supported by a national television campaign featuring brand ambassador Miroslava Montemayor.
Tsvetan Dzhurov, Commercial Manager at Winpot MX, said:
“Light & Wonder needs no introduction. Its games are some of the most played anywhere in the world, and being able to offer them to our players is a real statement of where Winpot is heading.
“We are relentless about giving Mexican players the very best the industry has to offer, and this agreement does exactly that. We can’t wait for them to get their hands on Light & Wonder’s content.”
Companies Target Further Growth in Latin America
The agreement also strengthens Light & Wonder’s presence in Mexico as the company continues to expand its footprint across Latin America.
Tatiana García Barrenechea, Commercial Director, LatAm at Light & Wonder iGaming, added:
“Mexico is a market with enormous potential, and Winpot has built something very special there in a short space of time.
“We’re thrilled to be putting our content in front of its players, and we see this as the start of a long and productive relationship as we deepen our footprint across Latin America.”
