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90’s Esports BETBY
BETBY has announced the launch of 90s, a new genre within its proprietary esports feed, Betby Games, bringing exclusive retro-inspired content to operators and players. Designed around the look and feel of classic 90s video games, the new genre introduces a lineup of e-sims that take players back to the pixel era, combining retro-inspired visuals with the simplicity and high- frequency betting mechanics that define Betby Games. While many modern esports products focus on realism and advanced graphics, 90s takes a different approach by returning to the roots of gaming, transforming familiar retro aesthetics into a fully optimised betting experience.
Te launch responds to a growing demand for greater content variety within sportsbook environments, particularly products that can deliver constant engagement beyond traditional live sports schedules. With 1-minute match formats, 24/7 availability, and quick settlements, 90s is designed to offer operators a new layer of always-on entertainment while maintaining the speed and betting intensity that define
Betby.Games. One of the key strengths of 90s lies in its distinctive positioning within the modern iGaming market. By bringing retro-inspired game formats into a fully betting-ready environment, BETBY is offering operators access to a type of content that is rarely available today, creating a differentiated experience inspired by the iconic titles and visual style that shaped a generation of players. Te first wave of titles includes eBasketball'98, eBaseball’95, eTennis’89, and eFighting’93, each bringing its own distinctive retro identity while being fully integrated with modern betting mechanics. Te collection covers a mix of major sports and fighting content, combining familiar retro gaming cues with formats built specifically for sportsbook performance.
eFighting’93 introduces a format that complements Betby Games’ existing eFighting portfolio, offering fast-paced matchups and simple winner markets across 6,000 monthly matches. eBasketball'98 delivers a dynamic format featuring a high-speed 1v1 shootout between two players at a single hoop. Bettors can place wagers on the top scorer, point handicaps, total points, and individual point counts, with the title delivering 6,000 matches per month. eBaseball’95 condenses baseball into a high-intensity 1-inning format, offering 5,000 monthly events across 1x2, handicap, and totals markets. Completing the lineup, eTennis’89 brings an ultra-fast tennis format focused on single-game action, with 6,000 monthly matches and winner markets.
“90s is an exciting new direction for Betby Games because it brings something completely different to sportsbooks,” said Kirill Nekrasov, Head of Innovation & R&D at BETBY. “Tere is still a very strong emotional connection around retro games, from the pixel art to the sounds and the simplicity of the gameplay. We wanted to take that nostalgia and transform it into a product that works for modern betting: fast, clear, engaging, and available around the clock. Our goal was to increase content diversity for our partners. Operators need engagement tools that work 24/7, and the “90s” genre provides a unique, fast-paced solution. Tis initial launch is just the start, as we will continue to expand the portfolio with a wider mix of 90s-themed sports and casual titles,” he added.
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Sacred Buffalo Online Slots Booming Games
Booming Games has teamed up with Lottomart to deliver Sacred Buffalo in an exclusive early release for UK players. Building on the provider’s established collection of buffalo-themed slots - including Buffalo Hold and Win, Buffalo Hold and Win Extreme, and Berserkin’ Buffalo Power Hit - Sacred Buffalo introduces new gameplay elements such as Buffalo Totems, Cash Collection, Free Spins and upgrade-based bonus mechanics.
Designed with a 5x4 layout and 30 paylines, the title will initially be made available exclusively to Lottomart’s UK player base ahead of any wider rollout. Sacred Buffalo also represents the latest collaboration between Booming Games and Lottomart, as the two companies continue focusing on exclusive releases tailored to the UK market.
Mercedes Lang, Booming Games, said: “We’re delighted to launch Sacred Buffalo as an exclusive with Lottomart for the UK market. With its bold buffalo theme, 5x4 layout and 30 paylines, the game brings together a strong visual identity with a feature-rich experience built around Buffalo Totems, Cash Collection, Free Spins and evolving bonus mechanics. “Lottomart is an important partner for us, and we’re pleased to continue supporting them with exclusive content that gives their players something distinctive and engaging. We’re confident Sacred Buffalo will be a strong addition to their portfolio.”
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Thunder Ball Max Online Slots ELA Games
With a follow-up jolt of power for fans of the original Tunder Ball, ELA Games’ Tunder Ball Max is a supercharged 5x3 slot that rewires the traditional fruit machine experience from the inside out. Bringing storms of energy and glowing visuals to the screen, this release challenges players to channel raw electric forces for a chance to strike a staggering 10,000x maximum win. Blending modern thrills with retro fruit symbols, this game upholds ELA Games’ reputation as a leading game provider, with an ever- updating portfolio based on player preferences.
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