1Click Games, an international iGaming software provider, announced the launch of MyWin24, thus further growing its list of operators.

MyWin24 is a new promising online gaming operator which website consists from 1Click Games’ white-label solutions, including fully managed casino and sportsbook solution, as well as flexible gaming management and advanced payment processing platform, together with large games content which enables the operator to offer players the unique games selection from leading providers.
Players will have opportunity to enjoy most popular live casino games as well as traditional games such as video slots, table games, arcade games and video poker. MyWin24 website has user friendly Las Vegas styled interface and is fully optimized for mobile use alongside its desktop version.

Ben Roberts, VP of Business Development at 1Click Games, says: “This new partnership reflects our ongoing commitment to provide the highest quality products and services and becoming leaders in the industry. We believe MyWin24 will reach the goal and will satisfy players with wide range of provided products and possibility to enjoy iGaming world. ”

About 1Click Games

1Click Games is a supplier of premium white-label solutions for both iGaming startups as well as existing operators worldwide. 1Click Games focuses on fast integration, ensuring rapid and cost-effective time to market for all its clients. Operators are provided a full suite of top iGaming products including casino, sportsbook, mobile casino and live casino, all deployed under unified management platform, as well as services like sublicensing, branding, etc. 1Click Games was founded in 2013 and coordinates its multiple software developing centers across Europe from its head office in Malta.

About MyWin24

MyWin24 gaming site boasts over 600 casino games, including video slots, table games, arcade games, and live casino games. Operator also offers betting on sports in both pre-match and live regimes. MyWin24.com operates globally under a gaming license issued by Curacao Gaming Commission.