Bede Enhances Engagement
with Centralised Tournaments Bede
With gamification being a key part of all operators’ player engagement toolkits, Bede has developed a new centralised Tournament feature aimed at giving partners the freedom and flexibility to create their own custom contests while avoiding the limitations set by provider-led packages.
While tournaments are a great way to add a community element to slot and table games that incentivises sustained play, operators are often unable to capitalise on their full potential due to the restricted game choice offered by providers and the expensive nature of third-party software.
In most cases, providers’ tournament packages run using their own tools, limiting usage to their own specific games and styling. Tis means admins must navigate back-office systems that are unique to each provider and development teams are burdened with additional front- end work to ensure proper implementation – and all while being unable to apply their own branding.
On top of that, running tournaments across multiple providers adds further complexity and additional operational overheads. While third- party tools are available to help ease this friction, they also introduce another layer to operators’ tech stacks and often come with a hefty price tag. At Bede, we wanted to make the process simpler and more cost- effective for our customers, so we developed our centralised Tournaments to combat these common pain points. Our latest innovation is fully provider-agnostic, empowering partners to take
Fincore: From Code to Capability Fincore
In an industry moving faster than ever, operators and B2B suppliers face the same challenge: turning bold technology goals into working outcomes. Tat is where Fincore comes in.
We do not sell off the shelf fixes. We partner with CTOs to modernise, integrate and accelerate. We deliver tailored systems that work cleanly, scale fast and adapt sharp. Whether it is untangling legacy tech, integrating data or enabling AI automation, our focus is always the same: outcomes, not optics.
For more than 25 years we have built software at the heart of gaming and regulated technology. From pioneering sportsbook platforms to today’s modular systems, we have helped operators move beyond constraints
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control and use any games they like in their tournaments. Tis flexible approach lets them adapt to changing player preferences and market trends, while giving them freedom to curate custom experiences that truly resonate with players.
What’s more, with all promotions being managed through Bede’s central back-office system, admins can launch their own custom tournament without needing any provider-specific training and take a far more consistent approach to all events they create. Beyond this flexibility and ease-of-use, their tournaments can also be integrated with Bede’s full suite of services, allowing operators to use our bonus tool to automatically issue prizes at the end of each tournament and access detailed history, performance metrics and other valuable insights directly within our PAM.
From a front-end perspective, our Tournaments utilise APIs to deliver a dynamic environment where operators can easily apply custom branding, and players can track their live leaderboard position in real time. With this transparency boosting activity, improving satisfaction and raising long-term engagement, the new feature is a win-win for both Bede’s partners and their players alike.
and suppliers scale smarter. Te secret is in our balance. Engineered Clean systems designed with clarity and rigour, combined with delivery that is Built with Fire. Spirited, inventive and relentlessly outcome driven.
Tat duality defines Fincore’s solutions approach. We build around the architecture you already have, not against it. We unlock progress where others see blockers.
And we do it with precision, speed and the conviction to stand by what we build. Te result is simple. Operators gain systems that last. Suppliers gain a partner who understands the domain as deeply as the code.
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