Standout year for company earns host of plaudits from judging panel.
Leading gaming and sports betting partner Gaming1 has claimed a record-breaking five awards at last week’s Malta iGaming Excellence Awards (MiGEAs).
Held annually at the Intercontinental Hotel in St. Julian’s, the MiGEAs, now in its seventh year, is dedicated to honouring the Maltese gaming industry’s high-flyers – with a host of categories to recognise innovation and operational excellence.
This year has seen Gaming1 go from strength-to-strength, winning the prices: Best CSR Gaming Company of the Year, Best Industry Contributor of the year, Best Industry Achiever of the year (land based), Best Employer Brand of the year, Best Online Industry Achiever of the year
2022 was a record year for Gaming1, which was awarded Top Employer 2022 certification for the first time in the history of the company and the sector in Belgium.
Commenting on its four award wins, Sylvain Boniver, Co-Founder and COO of Gaming1 said:
I’ve been blown away by the fantastic work each member of the Gaming1 family has put in this year – and our outstanding evening at last week’s ceremony is testament to just that.
Marking more than a decade of success, our unique business model has helped our partners succeed across the globe, seamlessly transitioning to the online sector. I’m fully confident that we have an outstanding 2023 ahead of us and look forward to another record-breaking year with our fantastic team.
Gaming1 now has its sights set on continued international expansion, with new development projects planned in the North American states.
Earlier this year, the company expanded its land-based network in Switzerland with the acquisition of Casino Crans-Montana. It also expanded its online network through the launch of the Circus.nl brand in the Dutch market.
In total, Gaming1 operates 44 gaming rooms and casinos in Belgium, Switzerland and France. The group also manages a portfolio of 22 online operations in regulated markets in Portugal, France, Serbia, Peru and Colombia.
