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EvenBet Gaming to exhibit new LatAm Poker network at ICE London 2020
Leading online gaming software developer EvenBet Gaming is set to showcase its latest product innovations at ICE London 2020, including its newly-launched South and Latin American poker network.
At Stand S3-200, delegates will be able to find out more about the new network, designed to let operators target the region’s emerging markets through its world-class omnichannel platform, which offers over 32 different games types.
Since launching, the network has gained significant traction with established operators and new start-ups across Colombia, with more integrations expected to follow in territories such as Argentina, Brazil and Peru the coming months.
In addition, the leading developer will be exhibiting the latest updates to its award-winning poker platform, including a Mini Games feature that is now available cross-platform, which has hundreds of “snackable” slots and games that can easily be integrated into an operator’s ecosystem.
EvenBet has also added a sports betting function that is available as a side game, meaning players no longer need to leave a poker table in order to wager on a live sporting event. Through a seamless integration, the user database and financial data are exchanged between systems without interfering with the user experience.
As part of its efforts to grow the business globally, the company expects to be granted a supplier licence by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) in the near future.
Dmitry Starostenkov, EvenBet Gaming CEO, said: “We’ve enjoyed a really strong period of growth over the previous 12 months with the business expanding internationally and the launch of several new and exciting poker products.
“ICE London 2020 provides us with a fantastic opportunity to showcase everything we offer and enlighten delegates as to how we’re breathing new life into the poker experience for players worldwide.”
To book a meeting with EvenBet at ICE London, please email: ice@evenbetgaming.com, or stop by stand S3-200 at the ExCeL.