EvenBet announced that it has changed its name to Evenbeter, marking a new chapter for the company as it continues to develop as a B2B iGaming technology provider.
In a LinkedIn post, the company wrote that the name change reflects its evolution from an online poker software provider into a broader B2B iGaming technology business. While poker remains part of its offering, Evenbeter has expanded its portfolio to include a turnkey casino platform and a game aggregator.
According to the LinkedIn post, the company has worked on more than 200 projects across 41 countries, with its operator projects reaching 48 million players. Its team has also tripled in size and now includes professionals from 20 countries.
Evenbeter is licensed to operate in Malta, Peru, Sweden and Denmark.
The transition from EvenBet to Evenbeter comes alongside this broader development of the business.
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