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Evoplay launches Player Space loyalty platform for iGaming partners

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Evoplay announced Player Space on 2 November 2026, a loyalty and gamification platform for online gaming operators. Its Season Pass has 15 levels, with players earning experience points and Crystals as they progress; Evoplay said the product is available to its partners.

Evoplay has announced Player Space, a loyalty and gamification system intended to increase player engagement on online gaming platforms. The product was presented on 2 November 2026 and links individual gaming sessions to goals and rewards spread over time. It is already available to Evoplay partners, including online casino operators, aggregators and technology platforms.

The core of the system is a Season Pass with 15 levels. Players can earn experience points (XP) through gameplay, progress through the levels and obtain Crystals, an in-game currency that can be used to redeem rewards. The stated aim is to give operators a tool to strengthen loyalty and encourage players to discover new titles.

Player Space includes customisation options that let partners adapt some elements to their commercial needs and the characteristics of their offering. According to the announcement, it was developed as a ready-to-activate solution that requires minimal technical involvement from operators. The system works on desktop, smartphone and tablet devices. Integration adds a gamification layer to the existing gaming experience without the operator having to develop its own loyalty programme.

Ivan Kravchuk, chief executive of Evoplay, said Player Space rethinks what a loyalty solution can be. He said Evoplay built a complete ecosystem that gives players a sense of progression and purpose throughout their journey. Kravchuk added that, for partners, it offers a different way to approach retention and to make loyalty part of a broader entertainment experience.

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