Yggdrasil Slots Available to Taiwanese Players via XSG Social Platform

Yggdrasil Gaming has struck a deal with the leading Taiwanese social gaming operator XSG according to which the developer’s slots will be available to players in this Asian country.

Several Yggdrasil-powered games will be available to players via XSG’s social gaming brand www.08online.com.

Taiwan’s Gaming Market Mature Enough

XSG´s founder and CEO Stanley Ku said that being the first operator to bring Yggdrasil’s fantastic casino slots content to Taiwan was an affirmation of XSG’s track record and business development capabilities.

“It also speaks about the present state of Taiwan’s gaming market, which is now mature enough to start garnering attention worldwide,” said Ku and added that XSG would continue to bring the best content from across the globe to ensure Taiwanese players experience a truly world-class gaming offering.

Fredrik Elmqvist, Yggdrasil’s CEO, said that it was a pleasure to have partnered with the Taiwanese leading social gaming operator and that Taiwan would provide them with an excellent base to observe the broader Asian market.

“XSG’s 08 Online platform has both a leading reputation and a loyal player base, and we are certain our games will prove popular,” added Elmqvist.

About XSG

Established in 2009, Xiang Shang Group (XSG) is a pioneer of gaming in the Asian market that provides players with reliable and diverse gaming solutions. Some of their most popular products include the community-centered mobile game Bravo Casino, gaming platform 08 Online as well as the fish hunting game Fish Hunter. They are social gaming specialists well-known for products tailor-made for use in cybercafés and live dealer technology guaranteeing an authentic casino experience in real-time.

Taiwan, officially the Republic of China (ROC), has simple laws when it comes to gambling, online or offline. Most forms of gambling are illegal while online gambling is punishable by law. However, Taiwanese players still register with online casinos registered abroad.