Last updated: February 05, 2024
Swedish gaming giant Playtech is ending 2023 on a high note, having recently recorded the number of rounds played in a single day.
The Swedish gaming giant received the awards for Slot Provider of the Year, Mobile Supplier of the Year, and Game of the Year for Rise of Olympus 100.
Mobile Supplier of the Year, Slot Provider of the Year, and Game of the Year (Rise of Olympus 100) were all given to Play’n GO yesterday at 5Star Media’s Starlet Awards. They are the world’s biggest casino entertainment provider.
After last week’s record-setting number of rounds played on its games in a single day, the Swedish gaming giant is ending 2023 on a high note.
The Swedish video game giant is having a great time in the last week of 2023. It had the most rounds played on its games in one day ever last week.
The three awards show that Play’n GO is still strong as 2024 approaches. This is especially true as the company grows in the US and elsewhere. As the company’s Chief Commercial Officer, Magnus Olsson was pleased with the company’s continued growth. He stated, “It’s brilliant to see Play’n GO’s momentum continue with this hat-trick of awards. “It’s been a great year for them, and they’re glad their hard work has been recognized.
Olsson believed that Play’n GO must give players the best online casino experience possible, and he saw these awards as proof. What made him even happier was that Rise of Olympus 100, from their “100” series, won the game of the year, which it deserved.
In one day, almost 250 million rounds were played. That’s a lot of rounds.
Marilyn Chavez is an associate researcher at the Missouri University of Science and Technology, where she studied the mathematical probabilities and aspects of casino games like slot machines. She’s written several case studies which have been published by multiple problem-gaming institutions to help spread awareness about the dangers of online gambling and gambling addiction. She also presented a 2019 Ted talk on the topic of gambling among minors.
