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SOFTSWISS’s creative campaign saw red in Amsterdam
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GB Live 2024 Amsterdam welcomed thousands of game providers, operators, and migrating to London, ExCeL in 2025. hundreds to its stand and held over 200 in the event using a theme close to Amsterdam’s creative campaign dedicated to honouring Amsterdam’s Red-Light District in a “Daring iconic location in central Amsterdam which is extremely popular with tourists and makes up just one of the many personalities that the city has to offer.
campaign, Andrey the company “took a something very
unconventional this year, company stood out unique and creative
concept that received high praise from our partners and captured the attention of many concept we have implemented to date.” concept into the gaming industry and the company’s goals for satisfactory customer experiences.
Red-Light themes, scattering 24 Kilograms of for clients. Also, the team used a three-ton stage full of equipment and 70 square metre LED screens to showcase music, lighting, visual content and treats for stand visitors.
6 AUGUST 2024 GIO
successes and innovations,” explained Max marks the 15th anniversary of our company. engaged in two major M&A activities. African provider of multichannel wagering software for sports, horse racing, and lotto. Commenting on the development of its team
evolutionary changes are a credit to the “Despite having no prior experience in the iGaming industry, their knowledge, innovative approaches, and creative thinking have made have the most cohesive and ethically sound team in the industry.”
culture for igaming stakeholders.
launched a multi-phase charity project to provide long-term support and aid to those
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