Elantil’s Strategic Backbone
Changes the Game for Operators Online Casino Elantil
With many of today’s out-of-the-box online casino set-ups being slow, inflexible and filled with hidden inefficiencies, platform solutions provider, Elantil, has embarked on a mission to fundamentally rethink how operator’s infrastructures work and put control back in their hands.
Billed as a “strategic backbone” for the industry, the service Elantil provides is less an update on existing solutions than it is a paradigm- shifting alternative that redefines relationships between operators and suppliers, giving the former the freedom, agility and control they’ve been missing.
Established last year by Jonathan Gauci and a team of industry experts with over 100 years of iGaming experience between them, Elantil seeks to move away from the rigid structures that have dogged the industry and provide a solution that addresses operators’ most common pain points.
Built upon four key pillars – namely the Operational Management System (OMS), the Elantil Marketplace, the Casino and Sportsbook Builder and the Real-Time Data Platform – Elantil offers a true 360- degree service that can help operators easily update their back-end, establish deals directly with suppliers and customise their platform in a way that white-label solutions simply don’t allow.
With this helping customers not only adapt to industry changes, but actively anticipate them before they arrive, Elantil empowers operators
Cubeia Enhances Poker 2.0
Platform with Spin & Go’s Launch Online Poker Cubeia
Cubeia, a Sweden-based iGaming software solutions provider, has enhanced its Poker offering with the launch of Spin & Go’s - an action- packed format delivering rapid gameplay and jackpot-style prize pools.
Tis progressive tournament format centres on single-table games for three players. Cubeia’s innovative approach elevates the standard Sit & Go by introducing a prize wheel at the beginning of each tournament, offering the chance to hit a jackpot with a prize pool of up to 100,000 times the buy-in.
Since its rollout on GGPoker and PokerStars, the game mode has captured players’ imagination and become one of the most popular among recreational players. Since Cubeia’s Poker 2.0 launch - the reimagined poker engine - a significantly faster feature development procedure has been achieved. Spin & Go’s took two months to complete
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to enter new markets or to launch a new brand at speed with a system that dynamically updates to comply with regulations in real time. Tis means that they’re always ready to scale without having to tackle any of the usual operational bottlenecks that slow things down.
Elantil’s Marketplace, meanwhile, offers an innovative ecosystem where operators can browse game providers, sportsbook platforms, payment providers, CRM services and more before integrating with them instantly. Far from being a traditional aggregation service, the marketplace allows operators to set up their own contracts with suppliers, cutting down on any unnecessary fees and ensuring that Elantil never dictates the length or terms of their agreement.
Given more services are being added to the marketplace every week, it’s little surprise that Elantil has gone live with its first casino client and already has another three in the pipeline for this summer. With this momentum signalling the start of a major industry shift, it’s surely only a matter of time before more businesses turn to Elantil’s strategic backbone for all their operational needs.
and includes fully configurable paytables, customisable RTP, and industry-leading graphics. Te feature builds excitement not only for this release but also for the pace and potential of future feature rollouts.
Cubeia’s Hybrid Poker Network is the destination for Spin & Go’s, and any new network operators gain instant access. Cubeia is now not only working with operators but also poker affiliates to strengthen the network’s integrity.
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