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DENYS PARKHOMENKO Chief Product Officer GR8 Tech


mechanics and constant notifications, which can lead to burnout and feature fatigue. Instead of driving engagement, an overwhelming system can create frustration, making the experience feel like a repetitive grind. To avoid this, operators need to offer meaningful rewards and experiences that players genuinely enjoy, rather than just pushing for more features.


Take levelling systems, for example. Tey can be a fantastic motivator, but if players are levelling up too often without meaningful rewards, it starts to feel boring. I’ve seen platforms where players fly through levels, only to receive generic perks that don’t feel worth the effort. Te real trick is making progression matter - offering rewards that feel valuable and challenges that are engaging, not exhausting.


Tat’s why at GR8 Tech we use tiered reward systems with exclusive perks tailored to different play styles. When players see real benefits from their commitment, they stay invested.


Also, one of the most effective gamification tools I’ve seen is leaderboards, but not the generic, global ones. Te best examples use social leaderboards, where players compete with friends or within their community. Instead of feeling like a race to the top, it becomes a shared experience. VIP programs work in a similar way - when players feel recognised for their loyalty, they’re far more likely to return.


Every gamification tool should serve a purpose and enhance the player journey. Real-time adaptability is crucial: using data to tweak rewards, challenges, and even surprise bonuses keeps the experience fresh and engaging. Gamification also needs to be easy and effective for operators to implement. A solution that requires constant back-and-forth with a provider or complicated setup won’t be used to its full potential. Tat’s why the best gamification tools are the ones operators can adjust and experiment with on their own.


With our platform, operators have the freedom to create and customise their own gamification elements, from stickers and


badges to unique challenges and loyalty rewards. Tey can quickly test new ideas, adapt campaigns, and adjust engagement mechanics without relying on external support. GR8 Tech's flexibility allows brands to optimise their gamification strategies in real time, achieving the best results for their specific audience. One of the most common reactions we hear is, “Is it really that easy?” - a proof of how in-demand intuitive, hands-on gamification tools have become.


When operators start using our gamification solutions, they consistently see measurable success. On average, session times increase, NGR rises by over five per cent, and ARPU grows by nearly six per cent. Te numbers prove that when gamification is done right, it delivers real business impact. With 75 per cent of monthly active users interacting with gamified features, it’s clear that well-executed gamification is a game-changer. Te key is making these tools effective for players and easy for operators to use.


Te future of gamification will be less about adding new mechanics and more about refining the experience - making every interaction feel meaningful, dynamic, and deeply personalised. AI-driven personalisation will continue to play a key role in gamification’s evolution. Instant rewards triggered by player actions, such as real-time bonuses for specific bets or achievements create an emotional connection with the platform and reinforce engagement in ways that go beyond traditional incentives.


Much like innovation in iGaming, where flashy new mechanics often mask a lack of real change, gamification risks becoming repetitive if it only focuses on variations of the same ideas. Will new groundbreaking approaches to product design open up new possibilities for gamification? Definitely, but we are yet to see those implemented in the industry, focused on using what already works before introducing something new and untested.


However, as time goes on and younger audiences bring new demands to the table, operators will need to move beyond simply repackaging the same mechanics with a fresh coat of paint. Te future of gamification will belong to those who focus on refining engagement, delivering meaningful interactions, and ensuring that every feature serves a real purpose. Te goal isn’t just to keep players entertained - it’s to create experiences that feel rewarding, dynamic, and worth returning to.


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