ThrillTech appointed Giles Potter as chief marketing officer, the company said. Potter previously held the same role at Bragg Gaming Group and has also worked in senior marketing positions at Evolution, NetEnt and Red Tiger Gaming.
Potter’s appointment gives ThrillTech a marketing chief with experience at Bragg Gaming Group, Evolution, NetEnt and Red Tiger Gaming.
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BetConstruct AI announced on 10 June that Lena Yasir had become its chief executive, with immediate effect. The company said she will focus on global revenue, technical development and partnerships in regulated gaming markets. Yasir takes over operational responsibilities from SoftConstruct chief executive Leonid Kirakosyan and co-founders Vigen and Vahe Badalyan; Kirakosyan remains head of the parent company.
Imagine Live appointed Nadiya Attard as chief commercial officer, the company announced. Attard will lead commercial strategy, develop its presence in regulated markets and build its commercial organisation. She previously held senior roles at Betfair, NetEnt, Relax Gaming and Elantil, according to the announcement.
Black Cube has asked a New Jersey court to dismiss Evolution’s lawsuit under the state’s anti-SLAPP law, according to a media report. The hearing is scheduled for 16 November; analysts do not expect an immediate decision, and either side can appeal.
Black Cube has moved to dismiss Evolution’s legal challenge using a New Jersey public-expression law, according to a cited report.
StarCasinò launched four slots exclusively in Italy between 2 and 5 November, the company said. The titles came from Blueprint Gaming, NetEnt, Peter & Sons and TaDa Gaming.
Four new slots have reportedly launched on StarCasino.it, each exclusive to the Italian market, during the first week of November. The titles come from Blueprint Gaming, NetEnt, Peter & Sons and TaDa Gaming.
ThrillTech said it secured supplier registration with Lotería de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (LOTBA) in Argentina's Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. The company said the registration allows licensed local operators to integrate its ThrillPots side-bet jackpot product.
ThrillTech announced that it obtained official supplier registration from LOTBA, which regulates gambling in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires in Argentina.