EveryMatrix Debuts Its Customizable Personal Jackpots for Players
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Personal Jackpots is powered by the JackpotEngine service by EveryMatrix and has been incorporated into several of the top modules supplied by the business, including its CasinoEngine and SlotMatrix products.
Senior leadership at the B2B provider are calling this development the next layer in player engagement. As well as tailoring a jackpot to individual customers, the Personal Jackpot feature can be easily branded by the gaming company making the module seamless to integrate with a gaming operator’s platform.
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This new service allows operators to analyze player behavior during gameplay and to provide the chance to win Jackpots that suit the customers gambling activities. It is hoped this will lead to an enhanced playing experience and this unique feature will lead to a growth in player acqustion.
As the Jackpot is customized to an individual player it will be retained when a player rejoins in a new session. This feature should lead to greater customer retention and build on individual customer loyalty.
EveryMatrix Personal jackpots represent the next layer of innovation, providing our customers with even more exciting opportunities to captivate players and drive long-term loyalty. By tailoring the jackpot experience to each player’s unique needs, Personalised Jackpots create a deeper level of engagement and foster greater loyalty. This also unlocks a new realm of customized gaming experiences that resonate with players on a profound level.
EveryMatrix has enjoyed a strong year financially and recently shareholders approved the bid for Fantasma games.
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