Gaming1 wins 5 awards at the Malta iGaming Excellence Awards

Record breaking year for Gaming1, acclaimed by Maltese judges, wins 5 awards at MiGEA

Gaming1, a leading sports betting and gaming partner, won a record number of 5 awards at the Malta iGaming Excellence Awards (MiGEA) held on Friday 24th June.

Held annually for the past 7 years at the InterContinental Hotel in Saint Julian's, the MiGEA's highlight promising companies in Malta's gaming industry, with awards in several categories related to innovation and operational excellence.

This year, Gaming1 had a string of victories, winning the awards for Best Gaming CSR Company, Best Industry Contributor of the Year, Industry Greatest Achievement (Physical Locations), Best Employer of the Year and Online Industry Greatest Achievement of the Year.

2022 is therefore a record year for Gaming1, which has been awarded the Top Employer 2022 certification for the first time in the history of the company and the sector in Belgium.

Sylvain Boniver, COO and co-founder of Gaming1, commented on these 4 wins:

'I have been blown away by the fantastic work done this year by every member of the Gaming1 family and this outstanding achievement at this awards evening is proof of that.
With over 10 years of success, our unique business model has contributed to the success of our partners around the world, with a smooth transition to the digital sector. I am confident that 2023 will be an exceptional year and I look forward to breaking new records with our fabulous teams.

Gaming1 now has its sights set on continued international expansion, with new development projects planned in the North American states.

Earlier this year the company expanded its land-based network in Switzerland with the acquisition of Casino Crans-Montana. It also expanded its online network through the launch of the Circus.nl brand in the Dutch market.

In total, Gaming1 operates 44 gaming rooms and casinos in Belgium, Switzerland and France. The group also manages a portfolio of 22 online operations in regulated markets in Portugal, France, Serbia, Peru and Colombia.