Be Seen and Remembered. GameOn
Transforms Presence into Performance GameOn
ICE Barcelona 2026 is set to be one of the most important moments on the iGaming calendar. For brands attending, the opportunity is clear, but so is the challenge. Standing out is no longer about presence alone, but about having the right strategy, the right message, and the right execution behind it. GameOn helps iGaming brands turn major events like ICE into measurable business opportunities.
With over 20 years of experience across the global iGaming ecosystem, GameOn delivers integrated, product-driven marketing services designed to support growth before, during, and after the show. We work as an extension of our clients’ teams, combining strategic thinking with hands-on delivery across PR, social media, and senior-level marketing leadership.
Our PR and Communications service is built to shape perception and drive credibility. From product launches and partnership announcements to executive profiling and thought leadership, we secure coverage that aligns with commercial goals and supports long-term positioning. ICE provides a powerful platform, and we ensure brands use it with intent.
Trough Social Media Management, we help brands stay visible, relevant, and part of the wider industry conversation. Our approach blends strategic planning, content creation, community management, and performance reporting. From building momentum ahead of ICE, capturing activity on the ground, to extending impact long after the doors close, social is treated as a business tool.
At the heart of our offering sits the CMO Fractional Service. GO CMO gives brands access to senior marketing leadership without the full-time overhead. From go-to-market planning and brand positioning to performance frameworks and investment readiness, this service brings structure, clarity, and momentum to ambitious teams navigating complex markets.
All activity is underpinned by insight. Trough GO Intel, our market intelligence capability, clients gain a clearer view of what is working, where to optimise, and how to scale smarter across PR, content, social, and events. Alongside these core services, GameOn supports clients with other solutions spanning events, creative, web, affiliate management, and award strategy. Tis allows us to build fully connected campaigns that deliver consistency, efficiency, and impact across every touchpoint.
If you are heading to ICE Barcelona 2026 and want marketing that is strategic, commercially aligned, and built to perform, let’s talk. At GameOn, we do not just deliver campaigns. We build partnerships that help brands be seen, heard, and remembered.
e-gaming Introduces Enhanced
MultiBonus System Booth 3G20 e-gaming
e-gaming will unveil its enhanced MultiBonus system at ICE, a groundbreaking innovation in linked gaming technology. MultiBonus transforms traditional gaming spaces into vibrant hubs of excitement, offering an engaging experience for players and a robust management tool for operators.
Te system connects gaming machines into groups of three, six, or twelve, fostering interaction and friendly competition. High-definition displays or wide LED panels above the machines showcase synchronised animations, real-time jackpots, and player achievements, creating a captivating environment. Available in two configurations - VLT/SBG (Server-Based Gaming) for large-scale casinos and Local SSG (Server-
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Supported Gaming) for smaller venues - MultiBonus integrates seamlessly with external casino management systems.
Te latest iteration introduces local progressive jackpots, customisable to align with operators’ promotional strategies.
Debuting alongside a new set of games for both land-based and online environments, MultiBonus redefines linked gaming with advanced design, adaptability, and stunning visuals.
Visit e-gaming and e-gaming Spain at booth 3G20 to celebrate our anniversary and explore our latest offerings. See you at ICE Barcelona!
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