SBC SUMMIT PREVIEW
Increased competition fuels innovation E
voplay looks to maximise the impact of major events like the SBC Summit with a magical theme at its stand, offering surprises and branded gifts to attendees.
Anton Gyria, head of account
management at Evoplay expanded, “We’re always eager to showcase something new and aren’t afraid to innovate. At this event, our partners will experience firsthand the immersive quality of our games and see how they can benefit their business. For those who can’t attend, I recommend following our social media channels to stay updated and not miss out on the excitement.” Relocating the SBC Summit to Lisbon signifies an advancement for the event, considering its expanded scale. With a significant number of industry professionals expected to attend, it’s set to be one of the largest gatherings in iGaming, offering a unique chance to engage with a wide array of key players. For Evoplay, building strong partnerships is a priority, and the event allows the company to make new connections and strengthen existing ones. More scale means more competition, and Gyria stated “Increased competition fuels innovation, motivating us to develop even more high-quality and creative offerings. Each face-to-face meeting is invaluable, and we approach them with special care.
“I expect this year’s summit to enhance opportunities for experience exchange and provide additional momentum for business growth within the iGaming community.” Gearing up for 2025, Evoplay already has laid the foundations for future
projects. Its plans include developing new products, enhancing promotional tools to better engagement, and expanding into new markets. The company will also focus on improving its client Area – a platform that keeps partners updated on its latest
Playson to unveil €6 million prize pool at SBC P
layson praises the SBC summit as a firm standout in the calendar year as a place to embrace networking and showcase the company’s portfolio of games. Included in the showcase, is the 2024/2025 Non-Stop Drops and Races promotion which offers a €6 million prize pool.
Despite the final quarter of the year still to come, Christos Zoulianitis, director of market strategy, said “2024 has been a triumph for Playson, strengthening our Hold and Win and 3 Pots portfolios with captivating titles has been a particular highlight, as has our commercial success. Playson has continued to grow its global brand, tapping into established and new regulated markets.
“We are not ones to rest on our laurels however, and therefore see 2025 as a chance to continue to build on our successes and drive more value for our
global network of operator partners.” Change always creates new opportunities and SBC’s move to Lisbon is no exception. Christos Zoulianitis continued, “The Summit’s growth over the years now provides access to unprecedented insight from across the industry, and Feira Internacional de Lisboa is the perfect home for this opportunity. Playson’s recent brand transition, which promises to deliver more to players and partners alike, reflects our position in the market as a recognised and well-established supplier known for its skill, value and knowledge.
“We strive to add value to every aspect of our operations, from technology and infrastructure to compliance and partnerships. This move mirrors SBC’s decision to relocate from Barcelona to Lisbon, underlying the opportunity for industry experts to have the chance to get more connections, insights and more opportunities to grow.”
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