iGB L!VE BETBAZAR
BETBAZAR, the fast-growing global company famed for its revolutionary B2B iGaming marketplace, will travel to Amsterdam this July to spotlight its products and meet new potential partners.
ith BETBAZAR’s chief executive offi cer Alex Iaroshenko, chief operating offi cer Max Sevostianov and business development manager, Stefanos Patourakos all scheduled to attend, iGB L!VE will provide the perfect platform for the rapidly-expanding business to spotlight its growing range of services, analyse the competition and develop its relationships with new potential partners.
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Already widely-known in the industry for its expertise in sourcing and advising on specialist iGaming products, BETBAZAR has
Spribe
Located on Stand R30, innovative games studio Spribe will be exhibiting at iGB L!VE.
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he Spribe team will arrive at iGB Live after witnessing a signifi cant milestone: the number of monthly active players for their Aviator game surpassing 10 million for the very fi rst time. This stat makes Aviator the number one crash game on the planet, and delegates at iGB Live will be able to strap themselves in and take off into the skies by visiting the in-demand studio’s stand during the event. If you haven’t yet experienced Aviator, it has taken online casino game lobbies across the globe by storm and is now live with more than 2000 operator brands.
This number continues to increase as Spribe secures permission to launch in additional core regulated markets, with Ontario, Panama, Switzerland and Spain among the most recent jurisdictions to have Aviator touch down in operator game lobbies for the fi rst time. So, what’s all the fuss about? And what makes Aviator the top-grossing game for so many operators?
Aviator is a trendsetter crash game that is in huge demand among players and operators around the world – in May, it surpasses 10 million monthly players for the fi rst time. A
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substantial portion of these players come from the Gen Y and Z demographic due to the unique and immersive experience that the game provides.
Aviator’s simplistic UI and strong emphasis on social interaction has contributed signifi cantly to its success. As a game development company, Spribe understands the importance of providing an experience that caters to the needs and preferences of these hard-to-reach but lucrative generations. Aviator is incredibly lightweight and has been designed for mobile play from the get-go. This means operators can deploy it in any market without worrying about the devices players are using to access the game, the cost of data to consumers and the general technical infrastructure of the market.
The fast-paced mobile gameplay has also seen
it hit the mark with the lucrative but hard-to-reach Millennial and Generation Z demographics. These players also love the multiplayer nature of Aviator, watching as their scores go up and down the leaderboard in real-time. There’s also a chat function where they can communicate throughout their gaming session.
Spribe has also developed a toolkit for operators to promote Aviator to their players. This includes being able to offer free games to those that have yet to take to the sky, while also rewarding existing players through the Rain Promo feature. This allows them to drop free games into the live chat at random. There’s also an updated operator promo pack in the works. There really is no other game like Aviator and that’s why operators are lining up to integrate it into their lobbies so their players can enjoy the thrill ride it provides. But those attending iGB Live can also get a sneak peek of Spribe’s next series of Turbo Games as well as its next-generation Poker client, which now sets that standard for others to follow. Spribe’s Poker is focused on recreational players and brings fun and engaging game modes, such as Spin, All In or Fold and others. Mobile-fi rst experience makes it especially appealing to younger audiences. Crash games are taking the online casino world by storm, so operators attending the event should drop by Spribe’s stand R 30 and soar above the clouds by taking Aviator for a spin.
set out on a mission to build a top-of-the- range digital marketplace where creators and buyers can collaborate to accelerate sustainable growth through best-in-class products.
Of particular relevance to attendees at iGB L!VE will be BETBAZAR’s live casino offering powered by BETER Live and the brand’s comprehensive selection of sports and eSports products. With the latter two verticals covering not only sports betting staples such as table tennis, basketball, and MMA but also providing the industry’s largest number of markets on popular games such as FIFA, CS:GO, DOTA 2 as well as a comprehensive eSports trading platform that covers the world’s biggest digital events.
In addition to these core betting products, BETBAZAR is also able to offer clients an exciting selection of original Crash Games through its relationship with innovative developer, TURBOSTARS, as well as essential services such as live data feed access and support with online payment and KYC verifi cation.
Already working with a number of big- name partners such as Kambi, Betsson Group, bet365, William Hill, FEG and many others big industry players, the company’s attendance at iGB L!VE will provide a useful opportunity for other operators to meet with the team and learn more about how BETBAZAR can help them take their platform to all-new heights.
If you’re an operator or affi liate that would like to discover how BETBAZAR’s B2B worldwide iGaming marketplace can benefi t your business, feel free to come and talk to the team or contact the company at sales@
betbazar.com beforehand to set up your appointment for next month’s iGB L!VE.
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