ComTrade Announces Technology Development Agreement with Bally Technologies

LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)– ComTrade has today announced that it has signed a technology development agreement with Bally Technologies supporting Bally’s Interactive initiatives. This agreement will enable Bally Technologies to leverage ComTrade’s extensive Online development experience to accelerate Bally’s delivery of its award winning land based Slot games to an online audience. ComTrade was recognised ahead of its competitors f
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