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711 takes Stakelogic for a spin in the Netherlands

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3 years ago

March 8, 2023

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A landmark deal that sees Stakelogic’s full suite classic slots and live dealer titles designed specifically for Dutch players now available at 711!

Operators looking to engage players in the fast-growing Netherlands market continue to strike integration deals with in-demand developer Stakelogic, which has added 711 to its roster of partners in the country.

Stakelogic has a dedicated division tasked with developing games specifically for Dutch players, and these titles have gone on to become some of the most spun in the market. Most take the classic format but with gameplay taken to the next level through features such as Wilds, Multipliers and Free Spins.

Each captures the nostalgia of playing traditional slot machines with instantly recognisable fruit symbols including grapes, oranges, melons and cherries landing on the reels, as well as 7s, BARs and Bells.

Just some of the classic slots now available to players at 711.nl include Super Bonus Wild, Runner 8 Runner, Bonus Runner, Super 6 Timer and Mega Runner.

The partnership also includes a portfolio of live titles from Stakelogic Live, which has quickly emerged as the go-to provider of live dealer games.

Its portfolio offers titles across roulette, blackjack and gameshow, with tables set against striking backdrops and with highly trained dealers that make each player feel like a true VIP.

Games are streamed out of a branded dedicated studio located in Malta, allowing operators such as 711 to deliver a great live experience to players in the market.

Across both its slots and live dealer titles, Stakelogic has innovated through features such as Super Stake and Spin to Win.

Super Stake allows players to effectively double their bet to increase the chance of a bonus triggering and insane with combinations landing, while Spin to Win combines RNG gameplay with live dealer for the first time. It sees players spin a live prize wheel for the chance to win big.

Jose Simon, Commercial Director at Stakelogic, said: “We are the only developer that truly understands what Dutch players are looking for and, via a dedicated studio, delivers slots that not only meet but exceed expectations.

711 gets just how powerful our slots are at engaging players in the Netherlands, and this integration will allow it to pull further ahead of its rivals and keep its players coming back for more.”

Richard Walker, Head of Live Casino at Stakelogic Live, said: “Localisation is the key to authentic live content and our Netherlands studio allows us to deliver next-generation live dealer titles that hit the mark with Dutch players. It’s great to see 711 now offer this experience to its players and to further differentiate from the other casino brands in the market.”

Gilles De Backer, Chief Operating Officer at 711, added: “We have hit the ground running in the Netherlands but partnerships such as this with Stakelogic and Stakelogic Live allow us to continue to build momentum and deliver the online casino experiences our players are seeking.

This is a highly competitive market and one where player expectations are high. Content integrations like this with Stakelogic ensure that we deliver a superior experience to our players.”

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Stake releases hot air balloon football match stunt at 10,000ft

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June 23, 2026

Wladimir P.

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Stake published a new campaign video on June 23 showing a small-sided football match played on a pitch suspended from a hot air balloon at 10,000ft.

The video features six extreme sports content creators—Nathan Roque, Alessio Papia, Nicolo Contrada, Yasmin Xavier, Sara Vidal, and Carol Chafauzer—playing on a 12m x 20m synthetic grass platform. Stake said the 3,000kg pitch was carried by balloon during a 60-minute flight, with participants later jumping from the platform using parachutes.

The activation sits within Stake’s “It’s All At Stake” brand platform, which the company launched ahead of this summer’s global football tournament. According to Stake, the campaign is being promoted across YouTube, Instagram and X.

Jarrod Febbraio, Director at Stake, said: “This summer sees one of the biggest cultural moments on the planet and simply showing up is no longer enough. Our ambition is to create campaigns that genuinely capture people’s attention, spark conversation and give fans something they haven’t seen before.

“At Stake, we are always looking for ways to push creative boundaries and challenge expectations around sports marketing. Whether it’s our It’s All At Stake campaign or staging a football match thousands of feet in the air, the objective is the same – creating entertainment that resonates with audiences and delivers memorable experiences around the moments they care most about.”

Stake also said the “It’s All At Stake” campaign has generated more than 200 million views across earned and social channels in the first week of the tournament.

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Infingame says tournaments and missions drive retention on sweepstakes platforms

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June 23, 2026

Wladimir P.

Infingame has published operational observations on what it says is driving player engagement on sweepstakes platforms, arguing that traditional online casino retention tactics don’t consistently translate to the sweepstakes model.

According to the aggregator, the strongest-performing sweepstakes products are built around progression-driven engagement, social-style competition, lightweight onboarding, and highly dynamic promotional systems. “Sweepstakes players behave very differently from traditional casino audiences,” said Jana Filagina, Head of Commercial at Infingame. “The expectation is much closer to entertainment platforms and gaming ecosystems than classic gambling products. Retention is driven by interaction quality, progression, and continuous engagement rather than purely transactional behavior.”

Infingame identified tournament ecosystems as a leading mechanic for repeat participation and session continuity, saying competitive formats outperform static reward campaigns by adding progression loops and achievement motivation. The company said operators using segmented tournament mechanics recorded higher repeat participation rates than those relying mainly on bonus-driven campaigns, and flagged “multiplier races, win races, and progression-based leaderboard systems” as particularly effective for mobile-first audiences due to short-session play patterns.

“Players want activity, not passive rewards,” Filagina said. “The strongest-performing sweepstakes platforms are creating environments where players continuously interact with missions, rankings, tournaments, and achievement systems rather than simply claiming bonuses.”

Infingame also highlighted mission-based challenge systems as a fast-growing retention lever, saying they encourage broader content exploration and higher daily return activity than standard promotional structures. Separately, the company pointed to infrastructure scalability as an operational priority, arguing that mobile-heavy, interaction-focused audiences make responsiveness and gameplay continuity central to engagement performance as operators scale across North America.

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SolutionsHub marks 10 years and plans more overseas offices

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June 23, 2026

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Isle of Man-based regulatory and licensing consultancy says it has opened in Ireland and will announce further locations.

SolutionsHub has marked its 10-year anniversary, highlighting international expansion plans from its Isle of Man base. Founder Lee Hills set up the regulatory and licensing consultancy on 23 June 2016, the day of the Brexit referendum.

The company said it has grown from a one-person operation into what it describes as “the largest regulatory and licensing consultancy on the Isle of Man,” supported by a team that includes former regulators, government officials and compliance specialists. SolutionsHub said it now supports “hundreds of businesses and organisations” across gaming, fintech and other regulated sectors, and has received “more than 55 industry awards, including three EGR awards.”

SolutionsHub said its international footprint has increased, with an office established in Ireland and further overseas offices set to be announced as part of its next stage of development. The company also said it is broadening its work into adjacent regulated industries as regulation and operational complexity evolve globally.

Hills said: “I did not begin with a detailed ten-year plan. I knew the type of business I wanted to create and the standards I wanted it to represent, but what SolutionsHub has become has been built by the people who joined the business and contributed their own knowledge, experience and commitment.

“We have never pursued growth simply for the sake of becoming bigger. We have focused on being consistent, investing in people with genuine regulatory and operational experience and making sure that growth does not come at the expense of the quality of our work.

“That has been a collective effort throughout the past ten years. Every person who has worked with us, supported the business or trusted us to advise them has played a part in reaching this point.

“The opportunity now is to take the same approach into new markets, strengthen our international presence and continue building the expertise our clients will need as regulation becomes increasingly complex.”

SolutionsHub COO Nick Wright added: “When I joined SolutionsHub, it was still a very young business, but the ambition and the standards behind it were already clear,” Wright said.

“What has followed has been a genuine team effort. We have brought together people with significant regulatory, operational and industry experience, and each of them has contributed to the business SolutionsHub is today.

“The company is larger, the team has grown and we now work across more markets, but the underlying principles have remained the same. We want to do the work properly, give clients practical support and build relationships that last.

“Reaching ten years gives us an opportunity to recognise everything the team has achieved together, while also looking ahead to what we can build next.”

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