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Colour the world your way in Supa Crew by Swintt’s Elysium Studios
Vibrant new addition to the Elysium Studios – Driven by Swintt line-up gives players the chance to spray their way to multipliers and maximum wins of 500x
Get ready to experience a carnival colour in Supa Crew – the dazzling new addition to the Elysium Studios – Driven by Swintt line-up that sees players team up with a dynamic group of graffiti artists to grab their spray cans and paint the town any shade they please!
Set in a fantasy kingdom filled with mushrooms, cats and other cute creatures, Supa Crew is a five-reel, 10-payline slot where wins are paid for adjacent matching symbols regardless of the reels they appear on. Utilising a vibrant line-up of bombs, sneakers, spray cans and crowns, the game features both mystery coin icons and big multipliers.
The first of these extras comes in one of two forms – either a regular 1×1 coin symbol or an enhanced 3×3 Mega Coin symbol. Should any instances of the former appear, they’ll spin to reveal identical icons, potentially resulting in further payouts. If no new wins are created, however, the Supa Crew can also show up to spray them the colour that results in the best prize.
Due to its size, the 3×3 Mega Coin is an enhanced version of the same mechanic that’s guaranteed to award at least a trio of three-of-a-kind wins. Again, after any Mega Coin reveal, the Supa Crew can randomly appear to spray new symbols onto reels and potentially create even bigger payouts.
As a final in-reel incentive, Supa Crew also features multiplier symbols that are depicted as a graffitied “M”. When one of these lucky icons appears, players will be asked to drag or swipe their screen to set it spinning, with each revolution adding a multiplier that’s paid out as an extra prize.
David Mann, Chief Executive Officer at Swintt, said: “With their dazzling designs and colourful cast of characters, every Elysium Studios slot is a guaranteed feast for the senses
“Boasting coin and Mega Coin symbols that can boost players’ base game prizes and an additional multiplier bonus that perfectly showcases the slot’s mobile-first design, I’m sure this vivid addition to our line-up will go on to become a huge hit with operators and players alike.”
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At the heart of the exhibition is the IRIS platform, R. Franco Digital’s GLI-certified, open-architecture solution. Designed to deliver a seamless experience across casino, sports betting, and retail operations, IRIS gives operators the flexibility, scalability, and security required to grow efficiently across multiple Latin American markets.
In addition to its robust infrastructure, R. Franco Digital will present its latest high-performance gaming titles, including Strange Spins, Genie Triple Bonanza, Diamond King Gorilla, Luxury Blast, Zorro: Final Duel, and The Phantom. Each game incorporates localized mechanics and culturally relevant themes, ensuring maximum engagement for LatAm players.
Javier Sacristán Franco, International Business Director at R. Franco Digital, commented:
“Latin America is a cornerstone of our global strategy. GAT Expo Cartagena provides an essential platform to connect with partners and showcase how our technology evolves alongside the region’s regulatory landscape. We are excited to highlight the latest advancements in our IRIS platform and our expanding game portfolio, both designed to deliver operational excellence and support regulated operators across LatAm.”
Visitors to the expo will be able to experience live demonstrations of the IRIS platform and explore R. Franco Digital’s diverse content offerings, emphasizing the company’s commitment to innovation, localization, and operator success in the region.
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R. Franco Digital, the Spanish iGaming provider, has announced its participation at GAT Expo Cartagena in Colombia, continuing its strategic push across the most prominent regulated markets in Latin America.
The company will be at the Las Américas Convention Center from March 24 to 26 to present its comprehensive ecosystem of products and services, specifically engineered to meet the sophisticated demands of the LatAm gaming sector.
The centrepiece of the exhibit will be the IRIS platform, R. Franco Digital’s powerful, GLI-certified open architecture solution. Designed to provide a seamless experience across casino, sports betting, and retail, IRIS equips operators with the flexibility, security, and scalability needed to grow efficiently across multiple markets.
In addition to its technical infrastructure, R. Franco Digital will debut its latest high-performance gaming content, including recent releases such as Strange Spins, Genie Triple Bonanza, Diamond King Gorilla, Luxury Blast, Zorro: Final Duel, and The Phantom.
All titles feature the localised mechanics and themes that have become a hallmark of R. Franco Digital, ensuring relevance and engagement across LatAm markets.
Javier Sacristán Franco, International Business Director of R. Franco Digital, said: “Latin America is a cornerstone of our global strategy. GAT Expo Cartagena provides an essential forum for us to connect with partners and demonstrate how our technology continues to evolve alongside the region’s regulatory landscape.
“We are excited to showcase the latest iterations of our IRIS platform and our continually expanding portfolio, both designed to deliver operational excellence and support regulated operators across LatAm.”
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DR Gaming Technology
DR Gaming Technology Appoints Stephane Henault as Director of Technical Services
DR Gaming Technology (DRGT) has appointed Stephane Henault – formerly of Light & Wonder, Scientific Games and Bally’s – as its new director of technical services.
The newly created role comes amid pending deals for DRG that will see it expand in Latin America and Africa.
“This is an important appointment for DRGT as we continue to scale our operations globally,” said company CEO Marco Herrera.
“Stephane brings a wealth of technical and operational experience, as well as a deep understanding of the evolving needs of casino operators. His expertise will be instrumental in further strengthening and streamlining the services we provide to our partners.”
“I see this opportunity as the perfect way for me to re-connect with operator partners directly, leveraging the experience gained over the last three decades working for both a start-up, and of late, a massive multinational, and to contribute in a very practical way to their day-to-day success,” said Henault.
“DRGT’s current growth trajectory presents an exciting challenge, particularly in ensuring that as the business expands, its technical service delivery remains efficient, scalable, and aligned with operator requirements.
“Being part of that journey and helping to build processes and structures that support it, is hugely motivating. Right now, I wake up every morning with a spring in my step – that’s special.”
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