Gaming Corps lands in Bulgaria with Kaizen Gaming deal

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Popular iGaming content provider BGaming has entered the regulated Bulgarian market in partnership with leading operator Inbet.

As part of the agreement, the creative studio has integrated its entire portfolio, including hits such as Bonanza Billion, Elvis Frog in Vegas and Wild Cash, with Inbet’s platform after enjoying sustained success in neighbouring markets of Romania and Serbia.

Inbet is one of the largest online casinos in Bulgaria, with more than 3,300 games from over 40 top providers. The operator’s rich catalogue of titles will now benefit from a further boost, with more than 150 of BGaming’s highly engaging releases added to the line-up.

This latest deal demonstrates BGaming’s consistent demand in Europe as it continues to sign high-profile partnership deals and boost the reach of its burgeoning games offering.

Olga Levshina, CCO at BGaming, said: “We are proud to continue our growth strategy across Europe in partnership with such a highly regarded Bulgarian operator as Inbet. We share a mutual passion for crafting unique player experiences and look forward to delivering our unforgettable titles to its platform.”

Vanina Yanakieva, Casino Manager at Inbet, said: “BGaming has enjoyed a successful 12 months and we have seen how well received their titles have been in neighbouring countries. We look forward to being the first to launch their exciting content for players in Bulgaria, who we are sure will enjoy discovering the surprises it has to offer.”

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We are thrilled to continue with our exhibitor lineup for BEGE 2024, introducing two trailblazing entities that will significantly elevate the overall gaming experience for all attendees. With their unique blend of innovative strengths and cutting-edge technologies, these exhibitors further reinforce BEGE’s reputation as a leading hub for the gaming industry.

🎲SYNOT 📍Stand 2.18: is a globally recognized conglomerate comprising multiple companies operating across 40+ countries, employing a diverse workforce of approximately 3,500 individuals. At the core of its operations is the gaming industry, where it provides cutting-edge technology, games, and solutions that cater to the entire product spectrum for both online and land-based entertainment. In addition to its core business, SYNOT also engages in various non-profit activities, real estate development, tourism, and premium vehicle sales, further diversifying its portfolio.

🕹️Soft Gamings 📍Stand 3.3 A: has rapidly evolved since its inception as a small reseller in 2007. Now with over 500 employees, they provide premier iGaming services. Their advanced platform offers Turnkey and White Label solutions, Bitcoin casino options, loyalty systems, and gamification, ensuring seamless integration and next-day game delivery. Their robust system supports millions of daily transactions with exceptional uptime and round-the-clock support.

Experience BEGE 2024 and meet these exciting exhibitors to explore the forefront of gaming innovation. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to connect with industry leaders and uncover a realm of new possibilities in gaming technology.

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The Balkan gaming market is undergoing significant changes, with new regulations and evolving market dynamics shaping the industry’s future. The recent EEGS Webinar, “Balkan Gaming Landscape – a Maze or Amaze? Deep dive in the markets (Pt. 2),” provided an in-depth analysis of these developments. The session featured industry experts including Angel Iribozov, Vasko Ilijevski, Dan Iliovici, Ovidiu Iosif, and Zoran Puhac, moderated by Rossi McKee, Co-Founder of Telematic Interactive Bulgaria and Honorary Chair of AGIB.

Key topics discussed included the impact of recent regulatory changes in Bulgaria and Romania, challenges and opportunities in North Macedonia’s gaming market, and the importance of responsible gaming initiatives across the region. The speakers emphasized the need for a balanced approach that considers both regulatory objectives and the economic contributions of the gaming industry.

Angel Iribozov, Chairman of the Association of the Gaming Industry in Bulgaria (AGIB), highlighted the substantial regulatory changes in Bulgaria, focusing on both the positive steps towards reducing unlicensed operations and the challenges posed by the new advertising restrictions. “The recent regulations aim to limit unlicensed operations, but the advertising restrictions pose significant challenges for licensed operators to reach their audience,” said Iribozov.

Dan Iliovici, Vice-President of ROMBET, discussed the recent changes in Romanian gaming laws that led to the closure of numerous gaming facilities. He emphasized the need for a balanced approach that considers both regulatory objectives and economic contributions. On the other hand, Ovidiu Iosif, Executive Director of Joc Responsible Association, highlighted ongoing responsible gaming programs in Romania.

Vasko Ilijevski, President of the Macedonian Sports Betting Association, emphasized the importance of including industry input in future regulatory discussions to avoid disruption and possible closure of various gaming facilities.

Zoran Puhac, Secretary General of the European Organization for Gaming Law (EOGL), discussed the spread of restrictive advertising regulations across the Western Balkans, advocating for the use of best practices to avoid market disruptions. “The key is to implement regulations that protect consumers without stifling industry growth,” advised Puhac.

The EEGS webinar provided attendees with valuable insights into the evolving Balkan gaming landscape. By understanding regulatory changes, market dynamics, and promoting responsible gaming, stakeholders can navigate the challenges and seize opportunities for growth.

All attendees of the EEGS webinar received a Certificate of Attendance, recognizing their commitment to advancing knowledge in the gaming industry.

You can watch the entire webinar here: https://youtube.com/eegamingsummit