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Hacksaw Gaming touch down in Serbia with Maxbet

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March 7, 2024

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Announcing yet another collaboration, Hacksaw Gaming is already reaching Maxbet’s players with nearly their entire impressive portfolio of games in Serbia. 

Established in 1993 and recently joining the world renowned Flutter, Maxbet is a long standing market leader. Operating in four markets, they are striving to become the number one operator in Serbia. Undeniably, with Hacksaw’s innovative and player experience focused games at their helm, they’ll be just that in no time!

Maxbet’s Head of Online Casino, Vukašin Marelj, is thrilled with this new unity, and had plenty to say about it! “Our portfolio is enriched with yet another name! We are extremely proud to collaborate with a successful company like Hacksaw Gaming. I believe that their rich offering of modern and creative games will be a real refreshment for our customers, and I look forward to this partnership!”

Equally ecstatic, Marcus Cordes, CEO of Hacksaw Gaming, exclaimed that “we are incredibly fortunate to have such amazing partners, and we celebrate adding Maxbet to our growing list of industry leading operators.”

Maxbet players can enjoy Hacksaw’s fan favourites such as 2 Wild 2 Die, Buffalo Stack ‘n’ Swing, Eye of the Panda, Wanted Dead or a Wild, RIP City,  and many many others as of the 1st of March. With such a diverse collection, Hacksaw is confident that this partnership will elevate Maxbet even further to becoming the premier operator in Serbia.

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EEGS hosted another captivating monthly webinar featuring esteemed speakers for an insightful discussion

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March 6, 2024

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On February 26th the Eastern European Gaming Summit (EEGS) held its Free Webinar on “Balkan Gaming Landscape: a Maze or Amaze? Deep dive in the markets” topic. Prominent experts and professionals in the gaming and entertainment industry gathered to discuss the latest trends, developments and challenges facing the Balkan markets.

Moderator of the webinar was Rossi McKee, Co-founder of Telematic Interactive Bulgaria and Honorary Chairman of the Association of the gaming industry in Bulgaria (AGIB). In the discussions input and comments were made by representatives of several Balkan countries – Angel Iribozov, Chairman of the Association of the gaming industry in Bulgaria (AGIB), Dan Iliovici, Vice-president of ROMBET, Romania, Ovidiu Iosif, Executive Director of “Joc Responsabil” Association in Romania, Zoran Puhac from Serbia, Secretary General of European Organization for Gaming Law (EOGL) and Vasko Ilijevski, President of Macedonian Sports Betting Association.

Throughout the webinar, the speakers provided insights into the prevailing market conditions in Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, North Macedonia, and Montenegro. Delving into crucial themes like gambling advertising, implementation of responsible gaming policies, and the reception of new laws and regulations in the industry, the discussions were both enlightening and comprehensive. To the moderator’s question „What are the key challenges faced by gaming professionals in the Balkans?”, Zoran Puhac responded: “The elections had the key challenge. During the election time all politicians try to find out something new to improve their image and that’s the problem.”. In this regard Angel Iribozov added: “Although the politicians in between might have a certain kind of misunderstanding around other sectors, gambling has always suffered from the tax ambitions of the politicians”.

At the end of the session, the panel of experts engaged with the audience by providing insightful responses to a variety of questions on topics regarding the total ban of gambling advertising and the key challenges faced by the companies directly involved in the sector. “We have the experience of Italy, which went on this total ban a few years ago and I haven’t seen any research on the impact of this ban on advertisement. But the governments nevertheless are not aware of any scientific approach or any kind of research. They are purely populistic…In fact nobody can bring some proofs that these measures are effective.” – said Dan Iliovici, in response to the question „Do you think that the total ban of gambling advertising is a good idea in any market?“

At the end of the webinar, each participant was awarded a Certificate of Attendance, recognizing their commitment to professional and continuous development in the field. 

The topic gathered significant interest among the audience, which was active in the Q&A section. The speakers promised a follow-up session in order to delve deeper into the implementation and discussion of the forthcoming changes they shared were to come into force.

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Amusnet Participated in the Next-Level Security Awareness Event Hosted by Digitall

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March 6, 2024

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Amusnet has participated in the Next-Level Security Awareness event hosted by DIGITALL in collaboration with Proofpoint. The company’s Chief Information Security Officer, Stoyan Popov, and Information Security Compliance Specialist, Krasimir Traykov, joined other Bulgarian esteemed security specialists at the DIGITALL office on February 28, 2024.

Amusnet has implemented Security Awareness Training to address rising cyber threats, crucial in the gaming industry for protecting intellectual property and customer data. Its strategic focus on fostering a security-aware culture aims to empower employees as the first line of defense, enhance cybersecurity knowledge, reduce data breach risks, foster collective responsibility and ensure compliance with global standards. This drove Amusnet’s participation in the Next-Level Security Awareness event, where its experts shared insights on cultivating a robust information security culture.

During implementation, challenges included technical integration, ensuring real-time data synchronisation, fostering employee engagement and overcoming resistance to change. Internal engagement was vital, demanding ongoing communication and demonstrating the value of training.

Post-implementation, improvements are evident with decreased number of security issues, heightened employee awareness, proactive employees’ behaviour and enhanced security measures.

Amusnet’s commitment to addressing cyber threats through DIGITALL’s input aligns with Amusnet’s strategic focus on fostering a security-aware culture.