Africa
TVBET Is Now Available via Satellite
The leading software provider of versatile TV games, TVBET, has added a new product vertical to their solutions that solves the problem of distributing live games to regions with poor Internet connections. TVBET Satellite solutions now make it feasible to provide land-based customers with top-notch content for gaming audiences.
The TVBET team offers its customizable solutions for operators worldwide, including web, mobile and retail platforms. The new offering TVBET Satellite is aimed at land-based casinos and betting shops and will be especially relevant for regions where the Internet connection is feeble. The access via satellite is a breakthrough for both the provider and land-based. This solution will diversify the client’s game portfolio and engage offline card and lottery fans with its uniqueness, beautiful high-quality picture, and a new option for making bets.
A standard piece of connection equipment and a decoder are the basic requirements for receiving a satellite signal by a land-based point. TVBET fully accompanies the connection process and will also advise in detail the exact needs if difficulties suddenly arise.
How Does It work?
Players of the betting shops can come and place bets on TVBET games’ outcomes in communication with the cashier. The cashier has the standard software offered by TVBET installed on the PC. The satellite provides fast signal transmission and maintains picture quality, so games are functioned in real-time. Players can watch the game and place bets here and now, without signal delays, ensuring fair play and winnings.
Thanks to the afore-mentioned solution, TVBET has currently launched games such as 7Bet and WheelBet in rotation on one screen. Land-based bookmakers can now add any other TVBET game or launch separate channels with specific settings that they need upon request. So this service is adaptive, and details can be customized. Several partners are already using the solution by TVBET.
Which Regions May Already Take Advantage of the Service?
At the moment, TVBET Satellite covers the following regions: Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Chad, Kenya, Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo, Cameroon, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Benin, Togo, Ghana, Gabon, Senegal, Guinea, Côte D’Ivoire, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Central African Republic, Tanzania, Algeria, Libya, Sudan, Ethiopia, Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Mozambique, and South Africa. Satellite coverage can be expanded to other continents and regions upon request.
Subsequently, TVBET via satellite solves the problem of feeble Internet connection and attracts many more players, not only online but offline as well. Moreover, the solution can be adapted to the region and specific needs of the bookmaker or casino. This solution is a significant development that will supplement the games’ range of betting shops and improve their performance.
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Africa
Altenar obtains National Manufacturer licence in South Africa
Leading sportsbook provider prepares to debut in African market after rigorous certification process
Altenar, a leading sportsbook and iGaming software provider, has successfully obtained a licence from the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board (WCGRB), marking a significant milestone in its expansion into the burgeoning South African market.
Altenar is now a registered and licenced National Manufacturer in the thriving jurisdiction, following a rigorous process. During the initial stages, several stakeholders were required to complete detailed KYC and compliance checks, as well as fill in significant paperwork to demonstrate the provider’s suitability.
This latest market debut demonstrates Altenar’s position as a sought-after partner with a flexible and localised solution. The opportunity opens up the doors to further expansion on the African continent and demonstrates its appeal to operators across multiple continents.
Sam Hill, Sales Director at Altenar, said: “Altenar is delighted to receive our licence to supply our sportsbook solution into South Africa. It is another significant step for us globally and is a key target market for us to further establish our product. We’re confident we have all the necessary product features and quality to offer the best solution on the market. This is across core sports such as football and racing, as well as offering customers the ease to prioritise key local content and sports via our highly flexible UI/UX.
“There are also a variety of ways that we support seamless cross-sell between products, which in a market such as South Africa, with the popularity of all verticals, will stand us and our customers in good stead. We are looking forward to the future in South Africa and the wider African market.”
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Africa
SYNOT Games Expands to the Nigerian Market Through a Strategic Partnership with betBonanza
SYNOT Games, a leading global casino game developer, has announced its expansion into the Nigerian iGaming market through a new partnership with betBonanza.
As a result of this collaboration, betBonanza players will have access to SYNOT Games‘ acclaimed portfolio of over 150 unique and engaging titles. The initial launch will feature ten highly popular games, including Aztec Jaguar Megaways, All Ways Queen, Forest Maiden, and Rio Mystery Night. The operator will continue to expand its offering, adding five new games each week until the full portfolio becomes available.
By joining forces, SYNOT Games and betBonanza aim to meet the growing demand for premium gaming content in Nigeria’s thriving market, setting a new standard for entertainment and innovation.
Unity Nwanze, Business Operations Manager at betBonanza, said: “We are excited to expand our Casino game portfolio with the addition of SYNOT Games! It’s a great opportunity to present our players with fun games and thrilling ways to win. We look forward to a rewarding partnership.”
Kristína Ďaďová, Sales Manager at SYNOT Games, added: “Our goal is to provide the highest level of entertainment and by partnering with betBonanza, we will be able to offer top-quality games to a whole new audience. I believe this cooperation will strengthen our position in a market as demanding as Nigeria.”
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Africa
888bets Goes Live in Malawi
888bets has launched in Malawi, expanding the online operator’s presence across Africa.
The brand, which is a joint venture between 888 owner evoke and 888Africa, unveiled a television advert to support its entry into its latest market.
888Africa co-founder and CEO Christopher Coyne said: “Delighted to announce that 888Africa has now launched into our seventh African market with Malawi. We are live from today [Friday, November 29].
“I’m so proud of the work of the outstanding 888Africa teams, too many to mention in the run to get us live, but I will note Alex Rutherford [888Africa chief growth officer] for his work on licensing, and I’ll mention also Andrew Lee [chief revenue officer], Steven McIntosh [VP product] and Zeljka Perkovic for their massive contributions on the project side.”
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