Leading iGaming products supplier Logifuture has appointed Khoren Kalashyan as Senior Business Development manager to drive growth in regulated markets.

Kalashyan brings a wealth of experience from commercial and product leadership roles across some of the industry’s most ambitious companies.

He joins Logifuture after almost six years at FeedConstruct, where he held multiple positions, including Business Development Executive and Official Brand Ambassador, helping scale the company’s reach across Europe and Asia through strategic partnerships and commercial activations.

He also served as Head of Products at Sportify, where he was instrumental in launching tournaments such as the ITT Cup in Czech Republic and in Slovakia and the Badminton Infinity Cup, establishing Sportify as a competitive B2B content provider in underserved markets.

His tenure saw him align product innovation with operator needs, delivering high-margin, high-engagement formats.

Logifuture fuels the growth of some of the fastest-growing iGaming brands in emerging markets, including in Latin America, Eastern Europe and Africa, where it powers Bet9ja – Nigeria’s leading sportsbook.

At Logifuture, Kalashyan will focus on accelerating the global rollout of its flagship virtual sports products – Zoom Soccer and Simulate – which are redefining realism in virtual play through continuous 24/7 action and sophisticated RNG that mirrors real-world dynamics.

Kalashyan said: “Logifuture’s products are built lean, scale fast, and resonate with what modern players want.

“In this space, milliseconds matter and we’re engineering for that advantage.”

Dr. Gloria Herndon—international economist, philanthropist, and long-standing advocate for underserved communities—is preparing to launch a charitable casino platform in Kenya, where a license has already been secured. The platform will be operated by Top Deck Entertainment, where Dr. Herndon serves as Chairman of the Board, and developed in partnership with Humanitarian Gaming International (HGI)/Electronic Gaming Solutions, Inc. (EGS)

This initiative marks the beginning of a new model for regulated casino gaming in Africa—one built to generate real, measurable community impact. A dedicated portion of net gaming profits will go directly to charitable local organizations, supporting causes such as youth development, healthcare, education, and economic empowerment.

“This isn’t just a business venture—it’s a reinvestment mechanism,” said Dr. Herndon. “We’re building something that generates revenue and returns it to the communities that need it most.”

A Regulated Model Designed for Impact
While the charitable platform has not yet launched, all required licensing has been secured in Kenya. Once active, the platform will offer traditional casino gaming in a tightly regulated environment, designed with responsible gaming safeguards and operational transparency at its core.

A percentage of net profits will be directed to vetted local nonprofits. Humanitarian Gaming International (HGI)/ EGS will provide the content for the charitable platform, governance support, operational guidance, and oversight to ensure accountability and measurable results.

Profits Will Support These Key Areas:

• Youth Empowerment – Mentorship, after-school programs, and creative opportunities
  
• Scholarships & Education Grants – Tuition assistance and educational advancement
  
• Entrepreneurship Support – Seed funding and mentorship for local startups
  
• Women’s Economic Development – Business training and career support for women
  
• Community Health Access – Mobile clinics and basic health services
  
• Emergency Relief – Rapid-deployment funds for disasters and urgent needs
  
• Job Creation – Employment tied directly to casino operations and outreach
  
• Support for Orphans – Housing, education, and care for children without guardians
  
• Aid for Survivors of Sexual Violence – Trauma-informed care and legal advocacy
  
• Support for Elder Caregivers – Dignity-focused financial and wellness assistance

About Dr. Gloria Herndon
Dr. Gloria Herndon is a pioneering international economist and philanthropist with a six-decade career advancing equity, infrastructure, and economic development across Africa and beyond. She has led high-impact initiatives in finance, public health, and education, and currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Top Deck Entertainment. Her latest venture reflects her lifelong commitment to building systems that serve people first.

Leading iGaming content provider Spinomenal has expanded its Wildlife Series with the launch of Majestic Panda.

Spinomenal’s latest release is a beautifully crafted 5×3 slot presenting a peaceful bamboo forest with koi ponds, temple rooftops, and misty mountain peaks. A calming, Asian-infused soundtrack ensures a tranquil environment to balance the thrill of the spin. Gold coins, ornate fans, red lanterns, bonsai trees, and vibrant peonies bring the game to life.

Finding three powerful Pagoda Free Spins symbols will activate the Free Spins game. Before setting off, players must spin the Wheel of Fortune to set the free spins total, between 10 and 40, and the symbol that doubles for the round.

The bonus feature is triggered when three beautiful bonsai trees appear. Players are granted three spins to begin, and the goal is to fill the metre by collecting Scattered winning symbols. Every five symbols found completes one cell in the metre. Players who find a +1 symbol will be awarded with an extra spin and once the spins end there will be the final payout calculated by the final filled metre cell.

Majestic Panda also features Stacked Wilds where once the reels are spinning, Wild symbols have the power to appear on the reels to boost the potential of a win. During the base game, Only Double Symbols can be activated, making all symbols show in their double form.

Spinomenal CO-CEO, Omer Henya commented: “Our mission with Majestic Panda was to produce a game that combines the peace and the potential of big wins. The serene setting, calming soundtrack, and multiple features make this a huge success.”