Latin America
We are Casino invests in Latin America and signed a partnership with Tempobet
The company will offer their new features to this region
Malta, January 19th, 2018 – We Are Casino managed to secure an exclusive deal with Tempobet, marking the former’s first steps into the Latin American market. Starting from now, Tempobet will now be featuring We Are Casino content, including bingo and slot games.
This new partnership offers a variety of games, which are among the 50+ that We Are Casino has been developing over the past few months – some with the help of external gaming partners. We Are Casino’s slot games are created using the innovative Slot Builder software, which enables customers to create and customize their own game. We Are Casino is also excited to confirm that new exclusive content will be released on the website in the coming months.
Domenico Vacchiano, CTO of We Are Casino, commented: “We are very satisfied with our deal with Tempobet. This is a big, exciting opportunity to make our mark in the Latin American market, and a great way of showcasing our portfolio”.
We are Casino’s own Wakiki Heroes is already up on Tempobet: https://www.tempobet.com/casino_games_wac.html
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Atlaslive Partners with Oddin.gg to Elevate Esports Betting in LATAM, Offering 24/7 Betting Markets and Cutting-Edge Odds Feed
Atlaslive, a leading provider of innovative iGaming software solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with Oddin.gg, the premier B2B provider for esports betting. This collaboration will enable Atlaslive to expand its comprehensive Sportsbook offerings, providing LATAM operators with cutting-edge esports betting services that feature real-time odds, live streams, and a wealth of fast-paced betting markets.
“As a company committed to providing scalable, reliable, and flexible iGaming solutions, our partnership with Oddin.gg is the perfect complement to Atlaslive’s mission of delivering excellence to our partners,” said Lidiia Vakulenko, COO of Atlaslive. “This collaboration enables us to bring the full potential of esports betting to the LATAM market, offering our partners advanced tools for managing odds and creating a more engaging experience for esports fans.”
By integrating Oddin.gg’s award-winning esports betting ecosystem, Atlaslive enhances its dynamic iGaming Platform with an unrivaled esports betting experience. This includes an esports-centric odds feed and 24/7 content, ensuring that operators can consistently offer a dynamic range of markets to eager bettors. Oddin.gg’s seamless iFrame solution also simplifies the front-end integration for Atlaslive’s partners, allowing for efficient access to a wide array of esports events and betting options with minimal operational overhead.
Oddin.gg is renowned for its end-to-end esports betting ecosystem, which includes a multi-award-winning odds feed, risk management services, live esports data, and a variety of other solutions tailored to the needs of esports operators. This partnership is poised to accelerate the growth of esports betting in Latin America, a region experiencing a surge in interest for competitive gaming.
“Partnering with Atlaslive is a natural step in expanding our presence in Latin America, which we consider our second home,” said Marek Suchar, Managing Director at Oddin.gg. “As a platform deeply rooted in the region’s B2B landscape, Atlaslive brings a focus on delivering a trustworthy, flexible, and scalable solution. Together, we’re eager to push the boundaries of esports betting in this high-potential market. Through our collaboration, we aim to offer an unparalleled esports betting experience, catering to the rapidly evolving needs of LATAM operators and bettors.”
With esports growing in popularity across Latin America, this partnership solidifies Atlaslive’s role as a key player in the region’s iGaming sector. The addition of Oddin.gg’s advanced esports offerings allows Atlaslive to better serve operators looking to tap into this rapidly evolving market.
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BINGO GODEL QUILMES BETS BIG ON ZITRO’S MEGA LOUNGE
Zitro, a global leader in the gaming industry, continues to reap success in Argentina with ‘Mega Lounge’, this time in partnership with Bingo Godel Quilmes, one of the leading references in the province of Buenos Aires. This concept, unique in the industry, is part of the recent expansion of the gaming hall and reinforces the commitment to Zitro, consolidating it as the strategic supplier in this new stage of the renowned Bingo.
“Mega Lounge,” located in an exclusive area of the gaming hall, combines different cabinets and a wide game library with various themes and mechanics. These games share an interconnected Mega jackpot progressive.
Bingo Quilmes’ gaming floor now features up to five “Mega Lounge,” each packed with Zitro cabinets.
Due to the number of cabinets contributing to the Mega Jackpot, it appears more frequently, creating an exciting community celebration experience known as the ‘Eco-celebration’. This event is enjoyed by all customers playing in the Lounges’ cabinets at the moment they win the prize.
Bingo Godel Quilmes, which already offered a variety of successful Zitro games, including Link King, Link Me, Link Shock, 88 Link, Bashiba Link, and Wheel of Legends, has expanded its gaming offer with more renowned titles such as Fu Frog, Fu Pots,, Pearl’s Paradise, Mighty Hammer, Epic Kingdom, Drum Dynasty, Energy Link, 88 Link Multiplier, and 88 Link Shiro,among others. This expansion reaffirms both parties’ commitment to providing customers with a varied and attractive range of Zitro products, aiming to deliver the most innovative entertainment experience on the market.
Juan Pablo Fichera, General Manager of Bingo Godel Quilmes, commented: “For us, it is fundamental to offer a wide variety of products that allow us to diversify our offer and provide our players with the best experiences. Therefore, we have partnered with Zitro, a leading supplier in Latin America that has already demonstrated solid performance in our venue. In addition, “Mega Lounge,” with its unique, community-focused experience, has been a huge success with our customers and is quickly becoming a favorite.
On the other hand, Alejandra Burato, Zitro’s Regional Director for Latin America, commented, “’Mega Lounge’ is proving to be a resounding success in all the venues and countries throughout the region, including Argentina. Its proven performance, combined with a wide variety of games for different player profiles, makes this innovative concept a safe bet, further increasing our performance, which is already among the top 5 venues in the region. We are thrilled to expand our gaming offer through our partnership with Bingo Godel Quilmes and to continue our joint success. We are grateful for their ongoing trust and support of Zitro.”
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How payments can drive iGaming operators’ growth as they navigate an evolving regulatory landscape
With iGaming regulation changing in multiple European and Latin American markets, Paysafe’s Rory Howard considers the invaluable role of payments
By Rory Howard, GM of iGaming for EMEA, Paysafe
After enacting new gambling legislation at end-2023, Brazil is expected to launch its iGaming market on January 1st. With 215m people, Latin America’s most populated country is almost certain to rapidly become a major global jurisdiction. Annual gaming revenue is forecast to grow to $4.9bn within five years, according to Vixio.
While the new Brazilian market offers an important opportunity for operators, licensing includes significant regulations to negotiate, including around payments. With other markets also enacting or considering more robust iGaming regulation, the operators that successfully navigate this new space can make change pay.
From Sao Paulo to Sweden via the UK
In April, Brazil published an Ordinance on operators’ payment requirements, preventing players from depositing using credit cards, cash, cheques, pay slips, bank slips and cryptocurrencies. Withdrawals of winnings will only be possible via electronic transfer between the operator and the player’s bank account, which must be a financial institution authorized by the Brazilian Central Bank.
Such restrictions, especially around credit cards, are part of a broader global trend to promote responsible gambling. In neighbouring Argentina, the Buenos Aires legislature is currently considering a bill to ban credit cards and social assistance debit cards for online betting in the capital region’s regulated market.
Over in the UK, operators have not been able to offer credit card deposits since the Gambling Commission restricted this in April 2020. More recently, the UK government’s Gambling Act Review white paper, which was released in April 2023, has resulted in more robust know your customer (KYC) checks for operators, including on affordability. From August all UK bettors depositing a net £500 needed to be checked, lowered to net deposits of £125 from February.
And UK operators are also facing marketing restrictions. From summer 2026, front-of-shirt Premier League football club sponsorships will no longer be an option following the association’s voluntary ban. In addition, the government is currently considering whether bonuses should be tightened, though it appears unlikely that the UK will go as far as Brazil’s complete ban on bonusing and free bets.
The UK isn’t the only European country strengthening its iGaming regulatory framework, with Sweden only allowing operators to offer players a single sign-up bonus following the Scandinavian country’s re-regulation of the market in 2019. More recently, the Swedish gambling regulator has come out in favour of the government’s proposed ban on credit cards for iGaming from April 2025.
Playing and paying it forward
With Sweden’s eastern neighbour, Finland, looking to liberalize its government monopoly with a licensing system for private operators by early 2027, the only constant when it comes to iGaming regulation is change. While regulatory change providers operators with opportunity, they need to have a solid strategy in place.
The global regulatory space is highly complex and diverse, so it’s essential for operators to develop a robust compliance framework that covers all the different legal requirements for each global market. Against the backdrop of the responsible gambling shift, KYC protocols have never needed to be more granular, requiring automation and specialised software for the highest accuracy and efficiency.
Payments are an indispensable element in negotiating the new regulatory landscape. Every market is unique, including when it comes to payments. If a jurisdiction restricts credit cards or other payment methods, operators’ cashiers need to include alternatives such as digital wallets, eCash or even pay-by-bank options to ensure players don’t abandon a brand before they become a customer.
With markets restricting bonuses and other marketing channels like sponsorships, operators need to ensure they are getting payments right. Payments – including quick payouts and deposits and the availability of preferred payment methods – are much more important factors in players’ selection of online sportsbooks than sign-up offers and sports sponsorships, according to Paysafe’s 2024 research.
More broadly, it’s also vital for operators to choose the right payment provider. Partnering with a payments company with global experience and which offers a comprehensive range of its own and third-party payment solutions, including local payment methods (LPMs) like Brazil’s Pix, will enable operators to effortlessly tailor their cashiers to a particular market.
Whether in Brazil, Argentina, the UK, Sweden or Finland, the global iGaming market is diversifying from a regulatory perspective. While the changing space poses significant challenges, it gives savvy operators an opportunity to ensure their brands and cashiers are not only compliant but have a completive edge that will ultimately pay out.
Rory Howard
As General Manager for iGaming in the EMEA region at Paysafe, Rory oversees the company’s online gambling business in the U.K. and continental Europe as well as neighbouring regional markets. He has close to 20 years’ experience in payments and fraud analysis, with a strong focus on the iGaming space. Rory’s previous roles include payment leadership positions at The Rank Group, Racing Stars, Gamesys, and Eyas Gaming.
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