Altenar set to showcase top-tier sportsbook at BEGE 2022
Malta-based iGaming leader ready to display its impressive resume
XX 2022: Altenar, the leading Isle of Man headquartered sportsbook provider, is set to take centre stage at the Balkan Entertainment and Gaming Expo (BEGE) in Bulgaria next month to unveil its latest ground-breaking innovations.
The conference, which runs from 23rd-24th November 2022 at Sofia’s Inter Expo Center, has become a hugely integral part of the iGaming calendar and the team at Altenar will play an important role at the annual event.
During the course of the two days, Altenar representatives will be sponsoring, showcasing and speaking about the Bulgarian sports betting landscape. Discussion topics will include market analysis and risk management requirements.
Altenar has developed a strong reputation within the Bulgarian market thanks to success stories in the region, such as Winbet, 8888.bg, Alphawin, Sesame, and Palms Bet. This has led to immense trust in the sportsbook solutions developed by Altenar and the provider’s understanding of such a dynamic Balkan betting landscape.
Over the past 12 months, Altenar has also devised an improved Cash Out formula, as well as developing solutions that allow different odds for individual partners, all while continuing to streamline its settlement processes as the demand for this increases in Bulgaria.
Led by COO and Co-Founder Dinos Stranomitis, Altenar’s expert sales team will be on hand to exhibit all of their most recent high-profile developments.
Commenting ahead of BEGE, Stranomitis said: “It is important for providers like Altenar to be present at events like BEGE, as the Bulgarian market is demanding and filled with smart players and betting consumers.
“It’s important to meet our partners to discuss with those in the market what is in demand, needed and wanted, while better understanding the balance and dynamics of the market as well. Our success stems from as far back as 2015 when we empowered Winbet as our first operator; we hope to continue this positive and successful climb.”
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