Logifuture group CEO Vincenzo Rocco has revealed how the Italian online gaming market will be crucial for its B2B operations in 2025.
The company creates igaming titles such as Zoom Soccer, a virtual sports game featuring real team names and real league names, but with entirely simulated results and outcomes.
Logifuture’s Simulate allows users to instantly simulate the outcome of real events.
Additionally, the supplier’s Swipe games are “ideal formats to transition sportsbook users into profitable casino players,” the company states on its website.
The products can be integrated into operator clients’ platforms and can be used for cross-selling and additional revenue opportunities.
“We’re looking to kickstart some of our products in the Italian market,” Rocco (pictured) said.
“We’ve been certifying them and now we’re in the process of finalising deals and launches with some big operators there.”
Africa and multiple countries in Latin America are also on Logifuture’s radar this year.
“We’re targeting big growth across the three core products we’re selling: Zoom Soccer, Simulate and our Swipe games,” Rocco said.
“Our focus will be on expanding and speeding up integrations so we can go live with a lot more clients.
“Italy will be a core focus because we really want to get our products out there with some big operators.”
INTERGAMINGi was speaking to Rocco on the first day of ICE Barcelona, which the group CEO said had been “very busy.”
“It’s nice to see ICE in a different location,” he added. “I think it works well in Barcelona; it’s huge and it’s great to see all these stands.
“From my point of view, it’s going well, I have had lots of meetings.
‘The feedback on the products is very positive. A lot of people haven’t seen our products yet, so we are getting a lot of interest.”
Rocco said he planned to keep half of Day Three clear to explore ICE’s other stands.
“It’s always nice to see what’s going on in the industry,” he said.
As well as developing B2B igaming titles, Logifuture also operates a 360-degree solution incorporating elements such as fraud management, payments and marketing analytics.
