PREVIEW: SBC SUMMIT
EvenBet Gaming rebrands to Evenbeter – a significant milestone in the company’s evolution
After more than two decades as an international expert in online poker software, EvenBet Gaming has announced a defining corporate milestone: an official rebrand to Evenbeter.
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his corporate evolution reflects a natural transformation that has been unfolding within the business. Over recent years, EvenBet’s battle-tested poker engine has expanded into a comprehensive, multi-vertical platform designed to power modern iGaming enterprises.
However, the rebrand signifies far more than a streamlined name and an updated visual identity. It marks a fundamental shift in how the company approaches operator partnerships, technology deployment, and long-term business scalability.
THE CORE ECOSYSTEM: A MULTI- VERTICAL IGAMING POWERHOUSE
At the centre of the transition from EvenBet Gaming to Evenbeter is a massive expansion in product capability. While poker remains a cornerstone of the company’s identity, Evenbeter now operates as a complete, multi-vertical technological ecosystem engineered to meet every demand of modern iGaming operators.
This isn’t just a name change – our approach to partnership has fundamentally evolved. EvenBet just got
Evenbeter
Key pillars of the Evenbeter technical infrastructure include: • One-Click Poker Games. Built exclusively for casino floor and online lobby. Deliver fast, player-to-player poker action that starts in just one click. Players launch real poker just like any slot or table game.
• Standalone Poker Platform. Featuring advanced tournament structures, omni- channel mobile support, and customizable game variants that have defined the brand’s industry authority for over twenty years.
• Turnkey Casino Platform. A robust, fully customisable casino management system equipped with sophisticated player engagement tools, flexible bonus engines, and deep analytics.
• Casino Aggregator. A massive aggregation network housing over 15,000 game titles integrated from more then 230 top-tier global software providers.
Today, the Evenbeter infrastructure powers over 200 launched operator projects across 41 markets, supporting a collective global user base of more than 48 million players.
A STRATEGIC SOLUTION TO IGAMING SCALING
In today’s market – characterized by rising customer acquisition costs and shifting regulatory demands – operators cannot afford rigid technical setups. Vertically expanding into new gaming categories typically forces businesses into expensive platform migrations, complex tech rebuilds, or managing fragmented vendor stacks. Evenbeter eliminates this operational friction by introducing a unified framework that scales alongside an operator’s growth lifecycle. Rather than pushing fixed product configurations, Evenbeter helps to identify the right starting point and growth path based on operators and the audience.
INDUSTRY DEBUT AT SBC SUMMIT LISBON
The market will get its first hands-on look at this evolved business model at SBC Summit Lisbon (29 September – 1 October 2026). Exhibiting under the new Evenbeter brand, the team will present its expanded technical framework and partnership philosophy to global operators.
LEADERSHIP PERSPECTIVE “The transition to Evenbeter is about evolution, not reinvention,” says Dmitry Starostenkov, CEO of Evenbeter. “Operators should never have to change technology providers simply because their business has outgrown its original setup. Evenbeter ensures that our partners receive the exact same clarity, expertise, and reliability they have trusted for over two decades, backed by cutting-edge casino solutions and a truly scalable infrastructure. This isn’t just a name change – our approach to partnership has fundamentally evolved. EvenBet just got Evenbeter.”
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