BF Games Announces Full Catalogue Integration at 1xBet
In February 2019, Yogonet reported that the complete catalogue of BF Games had become available across the 1xBet operator network. The agreement brought recent releases to the platform. Among the listed titles were Lucky Symbols, Bonnie & Clyde and the 3D slot Aztec Adventure.
Yogonet's report said 1xBet ran on the BetB2B platform, which lets operators adjust their offers to particular needs and supplies a fully operational set of sports betting content and games. The same report noted that BF Games, also known as BeeFee, had recently received a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority. That licence allowed the supplier to provide its games to authorised operators in that jurisdiction. The supplier also held licences in the United Kingdom, Latvia and Montenegro, according to the same February 2019 report.
How 1xBet Account Manager Jane Polushkina Described the Deal
Jane Polushkina, an account manager at 1xBet, commented on the integration in the report. She said she was glad to announce the completion of the process of integrating the games of a powerful and fast-growing provider like BF Games into the platform. Her statement framed the integration as finished at the time of the announcement.
BF Games' Claudia Melcaru on the Supplier's Catalogue
Claudia Melcaru, Head of Business Development at BeeFee, also commented in the Yogonet article. She said the supplier's broad and varied portfolio met the needs of operators that, like 1xBet, addressed multiple markets and held a base of millions of players with very different preferences. That was the supplier's own assessment of its catalogue.
What the 1xBet Network Gained
The report described the result as the full BF Games catalogue being available to the 1xBet operator network. The listed recent titles were Lucky Symbols, Bonnie & Clyde and the 3D slot Aztec Adventure. The arrangement therefore covered the supplier's range rather than a single game. According to Yogonet, 1xBet used the BetB2B platform at the time of the report. That platform was described as giving operators the ability to adapt their offers to particular needs. It also supplied a fully operational set of sports betting content and games.
Supplier Licensing Context Reported in February 2019
Yogonet reported that BeeFee had recently received a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority. That licence allowed the supplier to provide its games to all operators authorised in that jurisdiction. The supplier also held licences in the United Kingdom, Latvia and Montenegro, according to the same report. These licensing details describe the situation as reported in February 2019.
The original report can be read via Yogonet.