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CT Interactive, a leading online content provider, is going to participate in Balkan Entertainment and Gaming Expo (BEGE) 2025, taking place on 26–27 November at the Inter Expo Centre, Sofia.

At stand 2.28, the company will present its latest innovation, the Diamond Tree Jackpot – a progressive, multi-game, multi-currency concept combining cutting-edge design, dynamic gameplay and advanced functionality, offering a next-level gaming experience.

CT Interactive also sponsors the BEGE Awards 2025 in the B2B category “Online Platform of the Year,” celebrating innovation and excellence in the gaming industry.

“This year, we are thrilled to unveil the Diamond Tree Jackpot, a product that reflects our unwavering commitment to delivering world-class gaming experiences. We are also honored to support the BEGE Awards 2025 as a sponsor, an event that celebrates the most outstanding achievements and forward-thinking innovations in our industry,” said Martin Ivanov, Chief Operating Officer at CT Interactive.

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CT Interactive is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Admiralbet.bg, a well-established global operator with decades of experience and presence across multiple European markets, including Germany, Croatia, Montenegro, Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Serbia. Following its official launch in Bulgaria in October 2025, Admiralbet.bg will offer Bulgarian players access to CT Interactive’s full portfolio.

The partnership will bring a wide range of high-quality and popular titles to players, including Lucky Clover, Win Storm, 40 Treasures, King of Clovers, and Chilli Fruits, known for their engaging gameplay, dynamic features, and well-designed math models.

“This strategic collaboration with Admiralbet.bg reinforces our commitment to the Bulgarian market and our mission to deliver top-quality gaming content to local players,” said Todor Botsev, Business Development Manager EMEA & Asia at CT Interactive.

“With over 250 premium titles integrated on Admiralbet.bg, we are taking another key step toward building a sustainable and high-quality iGaming experience in Bulgaria,” added Martin Ivanov, Chief Operating Officer at CT Interactive.

“We are extremely excited about our collaboration with CT Interactive. This partnership allows us to offer our users a wide range of high-performing games and strengthens our position as a market leader,” commented Miroslav Mladenov, Chief Operating Officer at Admiralbet.bg.

Through this partnership, CT Interactive and Admiralbet.bg aim to elevate the digital entertainment experience and contribute to the continued growth of Bulgaria’s regulated iGaming sector by providing players with diverse and premium gaming offerings.

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In the heart of Sofia, on Slaveykov Square, there is a place where generations have sought and found knowledge, inspiration and silence — the Sofia Library. For almost a century, it has been a magnetic centre for everyone eager to learn and explore.

On its 97th anniversary, the library took another step forward from tradition to the future. Its doors now open not only to the world of literature but also to the digital era, thanks to a new RFID system donated by the Bulgarian software company Amusnet.

The system, installed at the library’s main entrance, enhances security by preventing the unauthorised removal of valuable editions. Yet its importance goes far beyond that. It lays the foundation for the complete modernisation of the processes within this 97-year-old institution.

“The Sofia City Library is part of the cultural memory of our city. We are honored to contribute to its digital transformation so it can continue to inspire generations to come,” said representative of Amusnet.

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a technology that enables contactless recognition and tracking of objects. In libraries, it is applied through microchip tags placed on each book. Unlike traditional barcodes, RFID can read and record information regardless of the tag’s position, surrounding environment or visibility. This allows for faster processing, automated sorting and inventory checks without the need to remove books from the shelves.

Readers can now easily borrow and return books independently, while librarians can focus on what matters most — the connection between people and knowledge.

Welcoming thousands of visitors each month, the Sofia Library continues to evolve. The introduction of RFID technology marks a new beginning which bridges tradition and innovation.

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