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RubyPlay bets on bespoke brand games to supercharge regulated growth

As RubyPlay outlines ambitions to accelerate growth worldwide through bespoke slots, chief financial officer Motti Gil and chief product officer Dr Eyal Loz are keen to underline the importance of dialogue between regulators and industry stakeholders – for the good of the sector, its customers and the public at large.

The personal touch has been key to driving RubyPlay’s global growth.

With a ‘Game Craft Unleashed’ philosophy, the Malta-headquartered enterprise’s bespoke approach to video slots development is helping to secure a prominent presence across regulated markets worldwide. This year alone, fresh partnerships have been sealed with the likes of Rush Street Interactive in the US, Starcasino in the Netherlands and Lottomatica in Italy. 

Indeed, whilst ‘personalisation’ has become a cornerstone of igaming, few companies adhere to this principle as fervently as RubyPlay.

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RubyPlay bets on bespoke brand games to supercharge regulated growth