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BetConstruct: Championing VR in the gaming space
G3 talks to BetConstruct’s Rafael Badalyan, the company’s Chief Innovation Officer, concerning Virtual Reality and the opportunties this technology offers gaming operators to engage with new and current audiences
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What inspired BetConstruct to engage with virtual reality?
Rafael Badalyan, Chief Innovation Officer, BetConstruct
You are now a pioneer for virtual reality in the gaming industry. Could you tell us about the VR content you offer, such as BetConstruct VR Casino, and other virtual reality products?
Virtual Reality is a whole new world in gaming which comes with a lot of problems and misunderstandings. How to make players feel comfortable? How to provide quality content? From playing mode to emotions the players get - everything is different in VR. Once entering the VR space, you become a part of the scenario and the real time experiences of joy and adrenaline are real here.
BetConstruct has managed to deliver high- quality content, where everything is possible without limitations for players. At the moment, we have several new innovative projects which range from gaming to business and educational platforms. VR Football and VR Boxing are an absolute novelty in the field of Esports, serving our purpose to create a fundamentally new community which is VR Esports with a
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In fact, there are a lot of inspirations, but one of the most significant one comes from the desire for innovation and extravaganza. We strive to be the first to provide people with the opportunity to feel new emotions and new experiences. More seriously, we are confident that this market will expand exponentially and eventually become an accessible leisure, let alone offer an interesting investment potential.
Is there a particular demographic you are targeting with virtual reality?
We have no limits or boundaries for VR. We see the development in different spheres – tourism, education, healthcare – we are planning to integrate all the possible aspects in VR. We are creating the most breathtaking scenarios for games. And of course, gambling is another niche which will find favour with all casino lovers. Just imagine yourself sitting at home in your favorite armchair and playing crazy monkey in one of the best casinos in Las Vegas or, more thrillingly, with a live dealer. BetConstruct’s technology can bring this experience to any home.
How does VR BetConstruct Casino replicate the excitement of a land-based casino without leaving home?
Te Live dealer experience is totally new in virtual reality. We can call it one of the unique
features in VR that we have accomplished. But this is not the most important aspect. Te list of advantages is long enough, but just to be more specific, we plan to integrate visuals from real casinos, so our VR space will drastically differ from the 3D visualization with a fresh true-to- life look. So, the dreams of visiting Vegas or Macau BetConstruct’s VR Casino with a chance to have a virtual tour, explore and experience things that one has always been dreaming of. Tis is a new wave of opportunities, and the wave is growing every single minute.
Te players will definitely be able to socialize, since from the very beginning of the creative process we have been using all hi-tech solutions that the market has to offer to maximize the social aspect of our VR casino and build a social network. Tis alone is already quite unique for the gambling industry, but we want to extend our possibilities further by creating a united space in igaming industry, where everyone can both play and socialize with the help of online
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