groups. Some generations approach a slot machine because of that sensory and cinematic experience. Others aren't as drawn to all the bells and whistles. Our job as a manufacturer is to create a diverse range of products that cater to a variety of player profiles. Take Rock N' Raccoons versus Lion Falls, they offer different experiences. Lion Falls features beautiful game mechanics that complement its spectacular presentation. Rock N' Raccoons also offers amazing game mechanics, but it focuses greatly on the entertainment that surrounds the game. Each is designed for different player profiles, and that's intentional.


Zitro Digital’s showcase, with games like Dreams and Elysium, demonstrated real alignment between land-based and online design. How do you see the company evolving its omnichannel strategy in the next two years?


truly universal. We see opportunities everywhere, including the U.S., Europe, Latin America, Asia, and across all regions. Quality resonates with players regardless of geography, so we're not limiting ourselves to specific markets. Premium content transcends borders.


How does the introduction of FANTASY fit into your long-term global growth plan, and how might it influence Zitro’s market perception internationally?


We launched our first slot game about 10 years ago. When Zitro, a video bingo manufacturer, entered the slot market, the industry's reaction was skeptical. Over these years, including two years of pandemic, we've watched market perception shift from skepticism to consideration, then to respect, and now to admiration. Today, Zitro is


We're a manufacturer that built our reputation in the land-based market, and


frankly, we owe it to our customers to bring what has succeeded in land-based casinos into the online space. But it's not far off, the day when Zitro launches games purely for the digital market. Te diversity of players in the online


market is enormous. Different cultures, preferences, demographics, we need to create content that appeals to all those tastes.


We're a manufacturer that built our reputation in the land-based market, and frankly, we owe it to our customers to bring what has succeeded in land-based casinos into the online space. But it's not far off, the day when Zitro launches games purely for the digital market. Te diversity of players in the online market is enormous. Different cultures, preferences, demographics, we need to create content that appeals to all those tastes. So, while we're leveraging our land-based success, we're also preparing to create original content specifically designed for digital-first players.


As Zitro continues to grow across the U.S., Europe, and Latin America, where do you see the greatest opportunities for your premium product lines?


FANTASY and its game lineup represent a formidable product line that we can offer operators. Our premium content has the potential to be


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recognised as a key player in the global gaming industry, and FANTASY represents the culmination of this transformation - giving us entry into the premium segment and demonstrating just how far we've come as a company.


Looking ahead to ICE 2026, what message would you like to send to casino operators and players after seeing Zitro’s new era unveiled at G2E Las Vegas?


My message is simple: come see us. Witness how Zitro has firmly established itself as a leading supplier in the global gaming industry. ICE 2026 will show you the full scope of our transformation and how our product offering has evolved.


For anyone in the gaming industry, stopping by our booth at ICE, or any major event we participate in, is a must!


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