Features

After a buoyant performance in the previous year, it was a somewhat different story for the industry’s leading operators and suppliers in 2018.

The buzz around G2E was all about sports betting but NetEnt Americas managing director Erik Nyman says there is an increased interest in all iGaming products.

SG Digital is aiming to be the Facebook of iGaming. Gaming senior vice president Dylan Slaney explains how. While Big Time Gaming chief executive Nik Robinson tells us about life on one side of the Two-Sided Network.

Relax Gaming released its first proprietary slot last week but, with a client base of around 70 customers servicing over 300 brands, Relax is not a beginner. CEO Daniel Eskola reveals the philosophy behind its rapid development.

NeoGames is best known for its iLottery solutions but it is a cornerstone of William Hill’s stateside manoeuvres and is well placed to become a key supplier for lotteries, casinos and sportsbooks in the US and beyond. New CEO Moti Malul reveals all.

888 senior vice president and head of commercial development Yaniv Sherman explains why he is moving to New Jersey.

Partypoker is enjoying an unlikely renaissance while the rest of the poker world continues to struggle. Gaming Intelligence speaks to head of Partypoker Tom Waters and the GVC team that brought it back from the dead.

Ahead of what is likely to be the busiest G2E Las Vegas event ever this week, Red Tiger Gaming’s Chris Looney talks to Gaming Intelligence about what he brings to the supplier in his new role as chief commercial officer.

SG Digital chief executive Matt Davey on his company’s latest acquisitions and deals aplenty.

Gaming Intelligence speaks to Bede Gaming’s new managing director Alex Butcher following the supplier’s biggest deal to date.