Glitnor Group strengthens US expansion with Time2play investment

Glitnor Group has made an investment in Time2play.com and now holds the majority of the North American focused affiliate, as part of the company’s recent acquisition of KaFe Rocks.

Time2play.com provides reviews of North American-focused online gambling platforms to help US customers find the perfect website for all their betting needs. Unlike many of the other affiliate sites in the industry, Time2play does not allow operators to influence its rankings and secure favourable positions by paying more for their listings. The site provides a transparent, data-driven overview of online gambling operators across the US, meaning customers will only ever read measured reviews that guide them to the best legal and licensed sites in the continent.

David Flynn, CEO at Glitnor Group, said: “Glitnor Group has always been very open about its ambitions to become the most entrepreneurial and fastest growing business group in the iGaming industry – and our investment in Time2play.com is further proof of how serious we are about making in-roads in the hugely significant North American market.

“Time2play is run by a highly experienced team of industry experts and will provide informative, unbiased content that will help drive growth for the wider group. We’re excited to work with such a key player in the industry and are looking forward to a long and successful partnership with them.”

Alexander Korsager, co-founder of Time2play, added: “Teaming up with an organisation the size of Glitnor Group is testament to the great work Time2play has been doing in the North American iGaming market and I firmly believe that together we can provide an even more valuable resource for all bettors in the US.

“It’s clear that Time2play and Glitnor hold a shared vision for growth that focuses on empowering customers to make more informed choices about their online gambling, and I believe by working closely together we’ll be able to achieve our goals for expansion as the market continues to open up.”