BGaming publishes its 2022 in review, registers growth

Developer and iGaming supplier BGaming has published its performance review for 2022, reporting solid performance across the board. The company managed to expand its workforce to match its ambitious geographical growth, player count increase, and gross gaming revenue, with the year proving particularly auspicious for the tier-one gaming provider.

Developing both proprietary and mass-market games and building a solid presence in the branded and custom-game segment, BGaming has seen an increase of 136% in its player count with gross gaming revenue soaring by 217% over the period, the company reported in the official report.

In terms of expanding its reach, BGaming has been happy to report a string of successes that will now define its future expansion plans in 2023. For one, the company has been able to secure permits in Greece, Georgia, Slovakia, and Bulgaria, all of which are iGaming markets that have shown significant potential.

Not least, BGaming has hailed its team’s efforts and ability to navigate new regulatory standards to build a future-proof offer. In terms of employees, BGaming has undertaken an ambitious growth plan that completely matched its production pace and partner expectations, boosting its overall workforce to 120 employees in December compared to 60-odd members at the beginning of the year.

Speaking of development, the company was able to introduce its first MEGAWAYS slot and debut the TRUEWAYS mechanic, provide partners with 30 new games, and deliver on ambitious titles such as Wild Cash, Gangsterz, SpaceXY, Elvis Frog Trueways, Book of Cats Megaways, and so much more.

To better meet the specific needs of partner casinos, BGaming developed 70 custom games, pushing between two and three new such titles every month. Some of the partners that the company built the games include Stake.com, Roobet, PlayAmo, and others. All of these games are created by factoring in partner audiences’ specific preferences.

BGaming also began to push its content on social media and with the help of content creators on platforms such s Twitch. As a result, the company clocked in more than 100,000 of watched time of its games over the past 12 months. The supplier was similarly able to receive multiple recognitions and awards this year, including from established gaming cornerstone events such as SBC Awards, AskGamblers Awards, SiGMAAwards, Global Gaming Awards, and many more.

Overall, BGaming is optimistic about the future and expects this momentum to carry into the new year when the company is prepared to take on even more ambitious challenges and deliver even sturdier performance. Not least, today BGaming partners with 800 operators around the world and intends to continue growing its footprint further.

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