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Statement by the Board of Directors of LeoVegas in relation to the public offer from MGM
The Board of Directors of LeoVegas unanimously recommends the shareholders of LeoVegas to accept the public offer from MGM of SEK 61 in cash per share.
This statement is made by the Board of Directors[1] of LeoVegas AB (publ) (the “Company” or “LeoVegas”) pursuant to Rule II.19 of the Nasdaq Stockholm Takeover Rules (the “Takeover Rules”).
Background
MGM Casino Next Lion, LLC, a wholly owned indirect subsidiary of MGM Resorts International (“MGM”), has today announced a public offer to the shareholders of LeoVegas to transfer all of their shares in LeoVegas to MGM for a consideration of SEK 61 in cash per LeoVegas share (the “Offer”). The total value of the Offer corresponds to approximately SEK 5,957 million[2]. The price of SEK 61 per share in the Offer will not be increased.
The Offer represents a premium of:
· approximately 44.1 per cent compared to the closing price of SEK 42.32 of LeoVegas shares on Nasdaq Stockholm on 29 April 2022, which was the last trading day prior to the announcement of the Offer;
· approximately 57.6 per cent compared to the volume-weighted average trading price of SEK 38.70 of LeoVegas shares on Nasdaq Stockholm during the last 30 trading days prior to the announcement of the Offer; and
· approximately 76.5 per cent compared to the volume-weighted average trading price of SEK 34.56 of LeoVegas shares on Nasdaq Stockholm during the last 180 trading days prior to the announcement of the Offer.
The acceptance period for the Offer is expected to commence on or around 3 June 2022 and expire on or around 30 August 2022.
Completion of the Offer is conditional upon, inter alia, that the Offer is accepted to such an extent that MGM becomes the owner of shares representing more than 90 per cent of the outstanding shares in LeoVegas (on a fully diluted basis), as well as all regulatory, governmental or similar clearances, approvals and decisions necessary to complete the Offer, including approvals and clearances from competition authorities, being obtained, in each case on terms which, in MGM’s opinion, are acceptable. MGM has reserved the right to waive the conditions for completion of the Offer. The Offer is not conditional upon financing. MGM has stated that it will not increase the price of SEK 61 in the Offer. By this statement, MGM cannot, in accordance with the Takeover Rules, increase the price in the Offer.
The Board of Directors of LeoVegas has given consent to MGM to offer a management incentive plan for certain key employees of LeoVegas and notes that MGM has obtained a statement from the Swedish Securities Council (Sw. Aktiemarknadsnämnden) confirming that the proposed incentive plan is compatible with the Takeover Rules (Ruling 2022:16).
The Board of Directors of LeoVegas has, at the written request of MGM, permitted MGM to carry out a due diligence review of LeoVegas in connection with the preparation of the Offer. With the exception of information that was subsequently included in LeoVegas’ Q1 report for 2022, MGM has not been provided with any inside information regarding LeoVegas in connection with the due diligence review.
MGM has obtained irrevocable undertakings to accept the Offer from the Company’s largest shareholder and Chief Executive Officer, Gustaf Hagman, and certain other shareholders[3]. Gustaf Hagman has undertaken to tender 8,050,000 shares (8.2 per cent of the outstanding shares in LeoVegas), and other shareholders have undertaken to tender a total of 6,909,281 shares in LeoVegas (7.1 per cent). Accordingly, irrevocable undertakings to accept the Offer from shareholders representing in total 14,959,281 shares (15.3 per cent) have been obtained. The irrevocable undertakings apply irrespective of whether a higher competing offer is made. The irrevocable undertakings will terminate if the Offer is not declared unconditional on or before 31 October 2022. In addition, Torsten Söderberg, who is also a Board member of LeoVegas, has stated that he is very supportive of the Offer. Torsten Söderberg and family owns 4,533,861 shares in LeoVegas (4.6 percent).
SEB Corporate Finance (“SEB”) is acting as financial adviser and Cederquist is acting as legal adviser to LeoVegas in connection with the Offer.
Process conducted by the Board of Directors
In parallel with other interested third parties contemplating public tender offers, MGM contacted LeoVegas in December 2021. The Board of Directors engaged SEB to lead the process of evaluating other parties’ interest for the Company. In February 2022, MGM submitted a non-binding offer letter to the Board of Directors of LeoVegas indicating an interest to pursue with a public offer subject to, inter alia, a satisfactory due diligence review and the Board of Directors of LeoVegas recommending the shareholders to accept the offer from MGM. The Board of Directors gave MGM permission to conduct a due diligence review. As instructed by the Board of Directors, SEB entertained parallel processes with other interested parties in the interest of creating maximum value for the shareholders in LeoVegas. Following further negotiations with the Board of Directors and SEB, MGM increased its non-binding offer, to a price level other interested parties could not match, in order to receive a recommendation from the Board of Directors.
The Board of Directors’ recommendation
In its evaluation of the Offer, the Board of Directors has taken a number of factors into account which the Board of Directors deems relevant. These factors include, but are not limited to, the Company’s present strategic and financial position and the Company’s expected potential future development and thereto related opportunities and risks.
The Board of Directors notes that the Offer represents a premium of approximately 44.1 per cent compared to the closing price of SEK 42.32 of the Company’s share on Nasdaq Stockholm on 29 April 2022, which was the last trading day before the announcement of the Offer, and a premium of approximately 57.6 per cent and 76.5 per cent respectively, compared to the volume-weighted average share price for the Company’s share on Nasdaq Stockholm during the last 30 and 180 trading days, respectively, prior to the announcement.
As noted above, LeoVegas has received several indications of interest or non-binding offers concerning a potential tender offer. MGM’s offer is, in the assessment of the LeoVegas Board of Directors, the superior offer from the perspective of the shareholders. The LeoVegas Board of Directors has investigated and considered market and industry trends, and certain strategic alternatives available to LeoVegas. Such alternatives included, but were not limited to, remaining an independent listed company with a possible listing in the USA. The LeoVegas Board of Directors has also considered the risks and uncertainties associated with such alternatives.
LeoVegas operates in an industry which is characterised by, inter alia, high innovation pace, new regulation and consolidation. In this context, the Board of Directors believes that the industrial logic and strategic fit between LeoVegas and MGM is attractive and should serve both the company and its employees well in the future.
The Board of Directors further notes that LeoVegas’ largest shareholder and Chief Executive Officer Gustaf Hagman and certain other shareholders, representing in aggregate 15.3 per cent of the outstanding shares and votes in the Company, have entered into undertakings to accept the Offer, subject to certain conditions, irrespective of whether a higher competing offer is made. In addition, Torsten Söderberg, who is also a Board member of LeoVegas and together with family owns 4.6 per cent of the outstanding shares, has stated that he is very supportive of the Offer.
As part of the Board of Directors’ evaluation of the Offer, the Board of Directors has engaged BDO to issue a so-called fairness opinion regarding the Offer, see Appendix 1. According to the fairness opinion, the Offer is fair to LeoVegas’ shareholders from a financial point of view (subject to the assumptions and considerations set out in the fairness opinion).
Under the Takeover Rules, the Board of Directors shall, based on the statements made by MGM in the Offer press release issued earlier today, present its opinion regarding the impact that the implementation of the Offer will have on LeoVegas, particularly in terms of employment, and its opinion regarding MGM’s strategic plans for LeoVegas and the effects it is anticipated that such plans will have on employment and on the places in which LeoVegas conducts its business. In this respect, the Board of Directors notes that MGM has stated that “MGM values the skills and talents of LeoVegas’ management and employees and intends to continue to safeguard the excellent relationship that LeoVegas has with its employees. Given MGM’s current knowledge of LeoVegas and in light of current market conditions, MGM does not intend to materially alter the operations of LeoVegas following the implementation of the Offer, subject, of course, to MGM’s continued regulatory review. There are currently no decisions on any material changes to LeoVegas’ or MGM’s employees and management or to the existing organization and operations, including the terms of employment and locations of the business”. The Board of Directors assumes that this description is correct and has no reason to take a different view in this respect.
Based on the above, the Board of Directors unanimously recommends the shareholders in LeoVegas to accept the Offer.
This statement shall in all respects be governed by and construed in accordance with Swedish law. Disputes arising from this statement shall be settled exclusively by Swedish courts.
The information in the press release is information that LeoVegas is obliged to make public pursuant to the EU Market Abuse Regulation and the Takeover Rules. The information was submitted for publication, through the agency of the contact person set out above, at 08.00 CEST on 2 May 2022.
[1] The Board member Torsten Söderberg and the Company’s largest shareholder and Chief Executive Officer Gustaf Hagman have not participated in the Board’s evaluation of or discussions regarding the Offer due to conflict of interest.
[2] Based on 97,652,970 outstanding shares in LeoVegas, which excludes 4,000,000 treasury shares held by LeoVegas. In the event that LeoVegas should pay any dividend or make any other value transfer prior to the settlement of the Offer, the price per share in the Offer will be reduced correspondingly.
[3] LOYS AG: 3,259,281 shares (3.3 per cent). Robin Ramm-Ericson: 2,250,000 shares (2.3 per cent). Pontus Hagnö: 1,000,000 shares (1.0 per cent). Gilston Invest AB: 400,000 shares (0.4 per cent).
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Brasil: gobierno prohíbe los mercados de predicción, avanzan las reformas de integridad y crece el debate publicitario
La industria brasileña de apuestas y juegos vivió otra semana decisiva, ya que reguladores, tribunales y operadores privados avanzaron en múltiples frentes, reforzando la rápida transición del país hacia uno de los mercados regulados más observados del sector global del iGaming.
Desde la prohibición de las plataformas de mercados de predicción hasta nuevas medidas contra el amaño de partidos, debates sobre publicidad, campañas de protección al consumidor y una decisión judicial de alto perfil relacionada con la marca Aviator, los acontecimientos reflejan un mercado que entra en una fase más madura y estratégica.
El gobierno prohíbe los mercados de predicción en todo el país
El gobierno federal brasileño anunció oficialmente una prohibición nacional de las plataformas de mercados de predicción, clasificándolas como operaciones de apuestas ilegales bajo la legislación nacional.
Las autoridades señalaron que los sitios web que permiten a los usuarios apostar en elecciones, eventos políticos, resultados económicos, resultados deportivos o situaciones personales no encajan dentro de las formas de apuesta autorizadas en el marco regulado de Brasil.
La medida estuvo acompañada por un video oficial de concientización pública lanzado por el gobierno federal, junto con publicaciones en Instagram advirtiendo que las plataformas de mercados de predicción serían tratadas como operaciones de apuestas ilegales.
Según las autoridades, estas plataformas intentaban posicionarse como productos financieros o de pronóstico, mientras implicaban riesgos comparables al juego tradicional.
El ministro de Hacienda, Dario Durigan, dijo que el objetivo es “evitar la consolidación de un nuevo mercado de apuestas conocido como mercado de predicción”.
Agregó que el segmento había comenzado a presentarse como una herramienta financiera, pero implicaba “potenciales muy similares a los efectos destructivos del juego”.
El gobierno también destacó riesgos como endeudamiento, manipulación de resultados y preocupaciones éticas vinculadas a mercados relacionados con despidos, decisiones políticas, predicciones de muerte o especulación climática.
Como parte de las acciones de fiscalización, las autoridades informaron el bloqueo de:
-28 empresas
– Más de 39.000 sitios web
-203 aplicaciones móviles
-1.665 notificaciones emitidas
-697 cuentas sospechosas cerradas
Las autoridades describieron la medida como una victoria para la protección del consumidor y un esfuerzo más amplio para resguardar las finanzas familiares y el bienestar público.
Brasil se une a la Convención de Macolin y lanza ecosistema de integridad
Al mismo tiempo, Brasil fortaleció su marco de integridad deportiva durante la II Reunión Técnica Nacional de Combate al Amaño de Partidos, celebrada en Brasília.
Durante el evento, el gobierno confirmó la adhesión formal de Brasil a la Convención de Macolin, convirtiéndose en el primer país fuera de Europa en sumarse al tratado internacional centrado en prevenir la manipulación de competiciones deportivas.
El anuncio estuvo acompañado por la publicación de la Ordenanza Interministerial MESP/MF/MJSP N.º 1/2026, que establece lineamientos de gobernanza y acción coordinada entre los Ministerios de Deporte, Hacienda y Justicia en asuntos relacionados con integridad en apuestas y prevención del amaño de partidos.
El Secretario Nacional de Apuestas Deportivas y Desarrollo Económico del Deporte, Giovanni Rocco, dijo: “Hoy el deporte en Brasil está mejor protegido. Empezamos prácticamente desde cero y, en poco tiempo, colocamos el tema en el centro del debate nacional”.
Un punto operativo destacado fue la presentación del Sistema de Análisis de Apuestas Sospechosas, desarrollado por la Policía Federal. La plataforma permite a las autoridades cruzar datos del mercado de apuestas con bases investigativas para detectar actividad sospechosa y patrones de fraude organizado.
El Director General de la Policía Federal, Andrei Augusto Passos Rodrigues, afirmó que la acción integrada entre instituciones era esencial para mejorar la efectividad de la fiscalización.
La reunión también incluyó iniciativas educativas para atletas y categorías juveniles, apoyadas por actores del sector privado y especialistas en integridad.
La representante de UNODC, Elena Abbati, describió el progreso reciente de Brasil como un ejemplo de mejores prácticas internacionales.
Regulador y operadores advierten contra un apagón publicitario
Otro gran tema de la semana fue la política publicitaria.
En un Foro de Políticas Públicas organizado por IAB Brazil en Brasília, funcionarios de la Secretaría de Premios y Apuestas (SPA) y participantes del mercado argumentaron que restricciones excesivas a la publicidad podrían fortalecer involuntariamente a operadores ilegales.
Renato Pucci, Coordinador General de Fiscalización de Apuestas de la SPA, dijo: “El peor camino es restringir la publicidad porque eso pone a operadores legales e ilegales en la misma bolsa”.
Ejecutivos de la industria respaldaron esa visión, advirtiendo que si las marcas licenciadas pierden visibilidad, los consumidores podrían tener dificultades para distinguir operadores regulados de plataformas offshore o no autorizadas.
Algunos ejecutivos describieron el escenario como un “apagón referencial”, en el que los usuarios continúan buscando productos de apuestas pero sin orientación clara hacia opciones legales y cumplidoras.
El debate señala que las autoridades brasileñas podrían seguir un modelo regulatorio más equilibrado que ciertas jurisdicciones europeas que adoptaron prohibiciones publicitarias totales.
Betsul promueve el Juego Responsable en Avenida Paulista
En el frente de interacción con el consumidor, el operador Betsul lanzó una campaña callejera en São Paulo centrada en la concientización sobre Juego Responsable.
La activación tuvo lugar en Avenida Paulista y contó con el influencer y atleta Kleber Bambam como embajador de la marca.
La empresa creó una experiencia de “casino humano” en la que tres participantes actuaban como rodillos vivos de tragamonedas dentro de cabinas mientras los transeúntes interactuaban con el juego.
Si los tres mostraban símbolos iguales al mismo tiempo, el participante recibía un premio.
Mateus Rosa, gerente de Marketing de Betsul, dijo que el objetivo era llevar la conversación sobre Juego Responsable más allá de los entornos digitales hacia una interacción pública real.
“Transformamos la mecánica tradicional del casino en algo humano e impredecible, precisamente para mostrar que el juego debe abordarse con equilibrio”, afirmó.
La Justicia respalda a Aviator Studio en disputa con Spribe
El poder judicial brasileño también emitió una decisión importante para el sector.
El Tribunal de Justicia de São Paulo rechazó los pedidos de Spribe para suspender las operaciones de Aviator Studio Brazil y retirar el juego Aviator del mercado mientras continúa el litigio.
La 2ª Cámara Reservada de Derecho Empresarial confirmó la decisión de primera instancia, concluyendo que no existía riesgo inmediato que justificara medidas urgentes de suspensión.
El tribunal también observó que la titularidad de la marca Aviator sigue en disputa en Brasil y en el exterior.
Según documentos del caso, el juego ha operado comercialmente en Brasil durante años mediante un acuerdo de licencia con Aviator LLC.
La resolución agregó que cualquier eventual daño financiero reclamado por la demandante podría ser compensado posteriormente, reduciendo la necesidad de intervención urgente.
El caso forma parte de una disputa internacional más amplia sobre derechos vinculados a la marca Aviator.
George Pruidze, CEO de Aviator Studio, dijo: “Aviator Studio Brazil permanece totalmente comprometida en apoyar a sus socios y defender la marca AVIATOR siempre que sea necesario”.
Con decisiones de primera y segunda instancia ya vigentes, el juego permanece disponible en Brasil mientras el fondo del litigio sigue su curso judicial.
El mercado entra en fase estratégica
En conjunto, los acontecimientos de la semana muestran a Brasil avanzando simultáneamente en varios frentes críticos: fiscalización regulatoria, integridad deportiva, política publicitaria, educación al consumidor y certeza jurídica comercial.
Para operadores, proveedores e inversores internacionales, el mensaje es cada vez más claro: Brasil ya no es simplemente una oportunidad emergente, sino que se está convirtiendo en uno de los mercados de apuestas más estratégicamente estructurados del mundo.
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Brazil betting sector roundup: government bans prediction markets, integrity reforms advance, ad debate grows
Brazil’s betting and gaming industry experienced another decisive week as regulators, courts, and private operators moved on multiple fronts, reinforcing the country’s rapid transition into one of the most closely watched regulated markets in the global iGaming sector.
From the prohibition of prediction market platforms to new anti-match-fixing measures, advertising debates, consumer protection campaigns, and a high-profile court ruling involving the Aviator brand, the developments reflect a market entering a more mature and strategic phase.
Government bans prediction markets nationwide
The Brazilian federal government officially announced a nationwide ban on prediction market platforms, classifying them as illegal betting operations under national law.
Authorities stated that websites allowing users to wager on elections, political events, economic outcomes, sports results, or personal situations do not fall within the forms of betting authorized in Brazil’s regulated framework.
The measure was accompanied by an official public awareness video released by the federal government, alongside Instagram posts warning that prediction market platforms would be treated as illegal betting operations.
According to officials, these platforms attempted to position themselves as financial or forecasting products, while carrying risks comparable to traditional gambling.
Finance Minister Dario Durigan said the objective is to “prevent the consolidation of a new betting market known as the prediction market.”
He added that the segment had begun presenting itself as a financial tool, but involved “potentials very similar to the destructive effects of gambling.”
The government also highlighted risks such as indebtedness, result manipulation, and ethical concerns linked to markets involving dismissals, political decisions, death predictions, or weather speculation.
As part of enforcement actions, officials reported the blocking of:
- 28 companies
- More than 39,000 websites
- 203 mobile applications
- 1,665 notifications issued
- 697 suspicious accounts shut down
Authorities described the measure as a victory for consumer protection and a broader effort to safeguard household finances and public wellbeing.
Brazil joins Macolin Convention and launches integrity ecosystem
At the same time, Brazil strengthened its sports integrity framework during the II National Technical Meeting on Combating Match-Fixing, held in Brasília.
During the event, the government confirmed Brazil’s formal accession to the Macolin Convention, becoming the first country outside Europe to join the international treaty focused on preventing manipulation of sports competitions.
The announcement was accompanied by the publication of Inter-ministerial Ordinance MESP/MF/MJSP No. 1/2026, which establishes governance guidelines and coordinated action between the Ministries of Sport, Finance, and Justice in matters related to betting integrity and match-fixing prevention.
National Secretary for Sports Betting and Economic Development of Sport Giovanni Rocco said:
“Today, sport in Brazil is better protected. We started practically from zero and, in a short time, placed the theme at the center of the national debate.”
A major operational highlight was the unveiling of the Suspicious Betting Analysis System, developed by the Federal Police.
The platform allows authorities to cross-reference betting market data with investigative databases in order to detect suspicious activity and organized fraud patterns.
Federal Police Director-General Andrei Augusto Passos Rodrigues said integrated action between institutions was essential to improving enforcement effectiveness.
The meeting also included educational initiatives for athletes and youth categories, supported by private sector stakeholders and integrity specialists.
UNODC representative Elena Abbati described Brazil’s recent progress as an example of international best practice.
Regulator and operators warn against advertising blackout
Another major topic during the week was advertising policy.
At a Public Policy Forum organized by IAB Brazil in Brasília, officials from the Secretariat of Prizes and Betting (SPA) and market participants argued that excessive advertising restrictions could unintentionally strengthen illegal operators.
Renato Pucci, General Coordinator of Betting Oversight at the SPA, said: “The worst path is to restrict advertising because that puts legal and illegal operators in the same bucket.”
Industry executives supported the view, warning that if licensed brands lose visibility, consumers may struggle to distinguish regulated operators from offshore or unauthorized platforms.
Some executives described the scenario as a “referential blackout,” where users continue searching for betting products but without clear guidance toward legal and compliant options.
The discussion signals that Brazilian authorities may pursue a more balanced regulatory model than certain European jurisdictions that have adopted blanket advertising bans.
Betsul promotes Responsible Gaming on Avenida Paulista
On the consumer engagement side, operator Betsul launched a street campaign in São Paulo focused on Responsible Gaming awareness.
The activation took place on Avenida Paulista and featured influencer and athlete Kleber Bambam, who participated as the brand ambassador.
The company created a “human casino” experience in which three participants acted as live slot reels inside booths while passersby interacted with the game.
If all three revealed matching symbols simultaneously, the participant received a prize.
Mateus Rosa, Marketing Manager at Betsul, said the objective was to move the Responsible Gaming conversation beyond digital environments and into real public interaction.
“We transformed the traditional casino mechanic into something human and unpredictable, precisely to show that gaming should be approached with balance,” he said.
Court backs Aviator Studio in dispute with Spribe
Brazil’s judiciary also delivered an important ruling for the sector.
The São Paulo Court of Justice rejected requests by Spribe to suspend Aviator Studio Brazil’s operations and remove the Aviator game from the market while litigation continues.
The 2nd Reserved Chamber of Business Law upheld the first-instance decision, concluding that there was no immediate risk justifying emergency suspension measures.
The court also noted that ownership of the Aviator trademark remains disputed in Brazil and abroad.
According to case documents, the game has operated commercially in Brazil for years through a licensing agreement with Aviator LLC.
The ruling additionally stated that any eventual financial damages claimed by the plaintiff could be compensated later, reducing the need for urgent intervention.
The case forms part of a wider international dispute over rights linked to the Aviator brand.
George Pruidze, CEO of Aviator Studio, said: “Aviator Studio Brazil remains fully committed to supporting its partners and defending the AVIATOR brand whenever necessary.”
With first and second instance rulings now in place, the game remains available in Brazil while the merits of the dispute continue through the courts.
Market entering strategic phase
Taken together, the week’s developments show Brazil moving simultaneously on several critical fronts: regulatory enforcement, sports integrity, advertising policy, consumer education, and commercial legal certainty.
For international operators, suppliers, and investors, the message is increasingly clear: Brazil is no longer simply an emerging opportunity — it is becoming one of the most strategically structured betting markets in the world.
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Reels.io has added Reels Points, a new loyalty layer powered by Vegangster. Players earn coins by playing casino games or placing bets. Coins can be tracked in the player profile and redeemed in the Vegangster-powered Lootbox Shop.
Two bigger steps are next. The first is on-platform: coins will soon be spendable across a selection of games as in-play credit, opening up a second use case beyond the Lootbox Shop. The second is on-chain. Reels.io is heading toward a $REELS Token Generation Event, at which point accumulated Reels Points will convert into Reels Tokens, a publicly traded cryptocurrency.
That turns the loyalty layer into a stake in the brand itself, and gives players a real choice along the way: spend coins now on lootboxes and in-game perks, or stack them for the token conversion later.
The system is 100% Vegangster-developed and currently available only on Reels.io. It will roll out to select partners first, then be offered to all Vegangster clients, with the crypto layer as an optional component depending on each operator’s market.
Michael Oziransky, Chief Product Officer at Vegangster, commented: “Reels.io is the kind of brand that pushes a system to its limits, which is exactly why we wanted them as the first deployment. They are running the points layer and the Lootbox Shop now, with in-game spending and a token conversion already mapped out. What works for them sets the bar for the version we roll out across the rest of our network.”
The Reels.io launch is the first deployment of what Vegangster sees as a long-term loyalty product. With the points layer live, the Lootbox Shop active, and a clear path toward in-game spending and token conversion, the system is built to grow with the brands running it.
About Reels.io
Reels.io is an online casino and sportsbook offering a wide library of slots, table games, live dealer content, and sports and esports markets, along with regular rewards and promotions for active players.
About Vegangster
Vegangster provides a full iGaming platform built for speed, scale, and operator control. Its turnkey, white-label, and sweepstakes solutions bring casino and sportsbook content, payments, CRM, compliance, and social features together in one mobile-first system. With Vegangster, operators can launch quickly and grow with confidence.
The post Vegangster Powers Reels Points, the New Coin-Based Loyalty System on Reels.io appeared first on Eastern European Gaming | Global iGaming & Tech Intelligence Hub.
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