Slots Temple goes to next level with paid-for slots tournaments


Becoming the first affiliate marketing site to be awarded a UKGC licence meant Slots Temple could legally offer free-to-play cash prize tournaments in the UK. Now, the company has taken things to the next level with paid-for tournaments.


While Slots Temple’s free cash-prize tournaments have proved to be popular, the paid-for variety enable it to offer even bigger prize pools, adding that extra element of excitement for its users and stickiness to the site. For small, affordable buy-ins, players compete against each other to climb a live leaderboard based on wins, consecutive wins/losses and hitting big win multipliers.


Prizes are awarded to players at the top of the leaderboard, along with additional spot prizes for lower positions, meaning the excitement lasts right to the end of the tournament. Meanwhile, fans of the free-to-play variety needn’t fret,


because they’ll still get the same range of games that give them a shot at cash prize pools for absolutely no outlay whatsoever. Bigger prize pools equal more marketable tournaments, which is good news for players and operators, alike. And because Slots Temple is the only affiliate site that can legally offer these cash tournaments in the UK, it can bring more value to games studios and operator partners.


By celebrating new game launches with a big-money freeroll tournament, for example, Slots Temple can turn the launch into a big event for users, creating a social buzz, and this adds rich new layers to its marketing strategy. It means the


site can work more closely with studios like Relax on launching their new content within its own tournament environment.


Slots Temple is also rolling out exciting new tournament variants on a regular basis. Recent additions include exhilarating Turbo Tournaments, for example, run for only a few hours in the evening, meaning players find out quickly if they’ve won a prize.


Te new tournaments will have added new social dimensions, too,


and Slots Temple has become the place for slot aficionados to try the latest and best slots content – a engaged community of slots players that can chat, leave reviews, and exchange opinions about their favourite games.


Te company’s unique position in the affiliate space, and strong relationship with both game studios and operators, mean it’s in the perfect position to promote new slot games and is always on the lookout for new partnerships with game studios.


NSoft’s cross-product gamification tool Blue Guru Games merges two slot themes


Blue Guru Games talks through the research and creation process behind the developer's latest slot, Leprechaun Heist, scheduled for release on March 16.


Temes are a constant topic of conversation in the Blue Guru office and many ideas are born from team discussions. In this case, the idea for Leprechaun Heist took root when one of the team revealed he is related to brothers Clarence and John Anglin, who, along with Frank Morris are still wanted by the FBI after escaping from Alcatraz in 1962. Te Irish-American brothers were both serving time for bank robbery.


Irish-American bank robbers have long been a part of the criminal landscape in the United States, and many of these criminals have become infamous due to their bold exploits. From the late 19th century


through to today, these colourful characters have been associated with some of history’s most daring robberies.


Tat gave us the inspiration to dig deeper to try and capture the thrill of those robberies. Our heist is entirely fictitious of course but it's something that has plenty of real-world parallels. Set in Boston, the gang known to Interpol as ‘Te Leprechauns’, are set to pull off their most brazen bank heist to date, using the St Patrick's day parade as cover.


Leprechaun Heist is action packed with expanding reel sets, wild drops, symbol upgrades and transformations, free games, bonus multipliers and a bonus buy. With a great soundtrack and fantastic gritty graphics this is an Irish-themed slot with a difference. We hope you enjoy playing it as much as we enjoyed researching and creating it.


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NSoft's Boost is a gamification, social and engagement tool designed to make products fun and engaging for players and increase their lifetime value, helping to align player desires and operators' business goals.


Simple, multifunctional, and modular, the Boost can be integrated into any product and platform. Te operator can take control of the gamification process with exclusive and personalised content. Te Boost brings another layer of excitement and fun while fulfilling an increasing cross-over demand between sports betting and casino-style games.


Te Boost helps operators to increase the lifetime value of the player. With higher conversion rates, improved retention, and especially reactivation of players who stopped playing for whatever reason, the Boost will increase engagement and help the operators to build an active, healthy, and competitive community. As players grow with their badges, points, and levels and earn special awards, they will be less likely to abandon their progress.


Boost works on all channels - web, mobile, terminal, and retail. Tis takes NSoft a step ahead of the competition by offering a gamification and engagement tool for products on the retail channel. Tracking the real-time activity of the players, top winners, and tournaments presented on a TV in retail shops certainly offers additional excitement and better engagement.


NSoft delivers the best entertainment to players worldwide with unique in-house content and design. Te creative journey behind every product is the reward. Unifying the market trends with the desires of customers and the feedback received from the players worldwide can take a lot of work. But these conclusions have proven to be the most valuable assets in practice.


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