Just Slots grows Estonian foothold with Blixx Gaming

Just Slots, the tech-forward iGaming content provider, has expanded its Estonian footprint upon agreeing a partnership with Blixx Gaming, the operator behind the Kanuuna and Lonkero Kasino brands. Titles such as Ice Vacation, Shogun Skylord and the highly successful Rain & Ruin are among the first…
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