Slotegrator Identifies Potential iGaming Trends for 2023

Slotegrator, the gambling technology company, has published an overview of trends it expects to see in the industry in 2023.

Dmytro Kryvorchuk, the Sales Team Lead at Slotegrator, said that they expect to see two main trends over the next five years. The first will be casinos in the metaverse and the second will be VR products, which are already beginning to appear in the industry.

However, in the short term, Slotegrator has identified a number of trends it believes will emerge next year.

First, it believes that regardless of the current turmoil in the world of cryptocurrency that cryptocurrency will still remain popular at casinos. However, they believe that Bitcoin may cease to be the most popular cryptocurrency.

Secondly, Slotegrator believe that more and more players will begin playing on their mobile devices. They also believe that new types of games will appear that will include NFT integration and creative options for players.

The company also thinks that live dealer games will continue to rise in popularity and replace RNG games, and that more and more land casinos will start broadcasting games. Live dealer games have become particularly popular in Asia, India and Africa, and the market is also thriving in Europe.

Slotegrator also believes that land-based casinos will decline in popularity. They argue that online casinos offer numerous advantages, such as a global reach and player anonymity, which will draw players away from land casinos. Furthermore, online casinos have more tools available to them to attract new players, such as gamification.

Finally, they believe that stream betting will grow in popularity and that bettors will begin to pay more attention to eSports.

The digitalisation of the gambling industry opens up new opportunities to improve the industry. The way things are developing dynamically today shows that the future of the gambling industry will definitely be high-tech and impressive.

Ayvar GabidullinSlotegrator Business Development Manager

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