A partnership to expand game visibility and access

ELA Games, an innovative game development studio, announces its distribution partnership with established content aggregator, SlotCatalog.

SlotCatalog is a leading independent slot database and content discovery platform, established in 2016. It has quickly become an authoritative source for players, operators and development studios as a centralised database with up-to-date game information and the latest industry updates.

ELA Games’ collaboration with the platform will make the studio’s rapidly growing portfolio of games more accessible to players and industry figures across the globe. Through SlotCatalog, players can now explore, compare and demo ELA Games titles, such as Joker Winpot, Cash of Gods and more. With intuitive organisation, rankings and detailed game breakdowns, SlotCatalog offers players an engaging space to discover new content, further boosting ELA Games’ visibility and reach.

Yaroslav Soloshenko, Business Development Team Lead of ELA Games, commented on the partnership, “This collaboration with SlotCatalog propels our reach and visibility to players, allowing us to showcase our high-quality content to a more diverse global audience. We’re proud to be hosted on one of the largest and fastest-growing player-centric and trusted platforms. Our partnership will help us grow and maintain our passion for developing engaging and unique gaming experiences.”

Maga Hallaiev, SlotCatalog’s Content Writer, added, “We’re thrilled to welcome ELA Games to SlotCatalog. Through SlotCatalog, players around the globe can now discover, explore, and enjoy their titles. All great content deserves visibility, and we’re happy to help showcase ELA Games’ growing portfolio to players worldwide.”

As ELA Games continues to expand and develop new, exciting titles, this partnership with SlotCatalog ensures that stakeholders, industry leaders and players can stay informed on the studio’s releases and innovations.

Digitain is set to make a strong statement at iGB Live London 2025, presenting a bold new vision that reflects the company’s continued growth and innovation.

Digitain, a leading sportsbook and casino platform provider, is pleased to announce its participation in iGB Live London 2025, taking place on July 2-3. The company will exhibit at Stand M64, presenting its latest developments and highlighting its commitment to delivering scalable, compliant, and forward-looking technologies for regulated markets.

As one of the industry’s most trusted and awarded B2B suppliers, Digitain will use the event as a platform to meet with partners, share strategic developments, and introduce its latest advancements in Sportsbook, casino platform, virtual sports, and payment technologies.

This year’s participation will be marked by the launch of the company’s first-ever AI-generated campaign — a forward-looking vision that reflects Digitain’s ongoing investment in artificial intelligence and its role in shaping the future of iGaming experiences.

Ani Mkrtchyan, Chief Sales Officer, commented, “iGB Live is a key event for us to present not only our latest innovations, but also our strategic vision for the future of iGaming. As markets become more competitive and regulated, we’re focused on helping partners navigate this complexity with scalable, compliant, and forward-thinking solutions. We’re here to build meaningful, long-term partnerships through trust, agility, and innovation.”

Aregnaz Hakobyan, Digitain Group Chief Marketing Officer, added “This year’s ‘BUILT TO LEAD.’ slogan and our new AI-generated campaign reflect not only where Digitain stands today, but where we are heading. We’re focused on pushing creative and technological boundaries while staying aligned with the real needs of the industry.”

At the event, Digitain will share updates on its corporate roadmap, regulatory reach, and long-term product evolution, offering visitors a deeper look into how the company is shaping the next chapter of its legacy.

The team welcomes attendees to visit Stand M64 to explore strategic collaborations, connect with the executive team, and align on partnership opportunities across key markets.

Nick Rust has announced that he will be stepping down as Chair of the UK Gambling Commission’s (UKGC) Industry Forum when his agreed two-year term comes to an end in November.

Nick has been instrumental in the creation and development of the Forum, working closely with the Commission to ensure that the voices and expertise of industry stakeholders are heard and reflected in its work. His leadership has helped establish the Forum as a vital part of the Commission’s wider engagement and governance structure.

Nick said: “It’s been a privilege to Chair the Industry Forum and help the Commission’s Executives and Board to gain insights on policy and operational performance from an industry perspective. I’m pleased with the work the Forum has delivered and believe it has helped the Commission better understand the implications of its existing and planned policies for consumers and industry operators.

“I’d like to thank my fellow Forum members for their work and also the Gambling Commission team who support the Forum. I look forward to seeing how the Industry Forum continues to support the Commission to achieve its regulatory aims.”

Helen Child, Head of Governance at UKGC, said: “Nick has been instrumental in the creation of the Forum, helping to develop and embed it into the Commission’s expert groups. I have very much enjoyed working with him as we established the Forum, and I would like to thank Nick for his hard work in getting the group to this point. We wish him well for the future.”

Andrew Rhodes, Chief Executive of UKGC, said: “I have thoroughly enjoyed working with both Nick and the Forum over the last two years. Nick has been such a valuable sounding board, a constant fount of knowledge and insight and a great support to me personally.”

“A new Chair will be appointed in due course, with further updates to follow. We are grateful to Nick for his significant contribution and continued support during the transition,” the Commission said.