SpinOro has grown its footprint in Eastern Europe with Favbet, making its market entry in Ukraine, in addition to expanding its presence in Romania.
In Ukraine, over 80 SpinOro titles are now live on Favbet’s platform, including titles such as Candy Reels, Wild Candy and Spinning Fruits, alongside classics like Savanna Spin and Cleopatra.
“By integrating SpinOro’s portfolio, we’re not only diversifying our offer but also introducing content that challenges players’ expectations in terms of design and gameplay,” commented Andrii Krasko, Head of Online Casino at Favbet.
“This collaboration gives us room to experiment, adapt and deliver experiences that feel fresh while still resonating with local habits.”
Across in Romania, more than half of the supplier’s 220-plus in-house titles are now available to the operator’s players, including an exclusively branded Jackpot XXL, as well as Live the Dream, Fifty Shades of Love and Zombie Apocalypse.
“Our partnership with Favbet across Romania and Ukraine brings both scale and precision to our Eastern European strategy,” added Jeff Letlat, COO at SpinOro.
“By combining a broad portfolio with exclusive content and market-specific features, we’re not only expanding distribution but also deepening engagement with players who value innovation and cultural relevance.”
Back in September, Alexandra Laleva, Content Team Lead at Anakatech, provided insights to iGaming Expert into the techniques deployed by SpinOro in a competitive industry.
“Promotional features have long been a cornerstone of online casino strategy. But as player expectations grow and market dynamics shift, generic solutions no longer deliver.
“At SpinOro, we believe effective promotions are about nuance: understanding how different features speak to different motivations, and how operators can use them to build loyalty in a way that feels personal, not transactional.
“Our suite of promo tools was designed around that very principle. Each feature – from spontaneous win drops to strategic tournament mechanics – is modular, customisable and built to respond to how people play today.”