GamingSoft May 2024 Event Roundup May EventRoundup Cover EN

  • Brand: NetEnt x Flow Gaming
  • Event: Cash Bombs Network Promotion
  • Date: 2nd May 2024 12:00 pm – 29th May 2024 11:59 am (UTC+0)
  • Brand: QTech
  • Event: Multiprovider Crash Games Tournament
  • Date: 27th May 2024 12:00 – 9th June 2024 11:59 am (GMT+8)
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  • Brand: Spadegaming
  • Event: Grand Fishing Frenzy Tournament Event
  • Date: 27th May 2024 12:00 pm – 26th August 2024 11:59 am (GMT+8)
  • Brand: JILI
  • Event: JILI SLOT Tournaments
  • Date: 21st May 2024 13:00:00 – 2nd July 2024 13:00:00 (GMT+8)
  • Brand: JILI
  • Event: JILI Daily Tournaments
  • Date: 21st May 2024 13:00:00 – 21st August 2024 13:00:00 (GMT+8)

Frequently Asked Questions

If an operator wants players to join tournaments from several brands at once (such as JILI and QTech), what should it pay attention to in practice?

Operators need to confirm that the back office can correctly record and settle tournament points and rewards from different brands at the same time, and avoid confusing players because of differing event rules. It is advisable to confirm the specific rules with each brand supplier before announcing them publicly.

How far in advance should operators coordinate with the back-office system for this kind of limited-time tournament to launch smoothly?

It is advisable to confirm at least one to two weeks ahead that event materials, reward structures and back-office registration mechanisms are ready. When several brands launch events at the same time, testing time should be extended so that system connection problems are not discovered on the day the event starts.

If tournaments from different brands overlap in dates (for example two JILI events running at the same time), could that split player participation?

It is possible. If event rewards and gameplay are too similar, players may focus on only one of them. Operators can use differentiated event themes or reward designs to guide players toward different brand events, rather than letting the events compete for players’ attention.

If an operator has not yet partnered with these game brands, can it access these tournaments through Gamingsoft’s GS Connect API?

Integrating through the unified API usually gives access to the tournament and promotional resources provided by suppliers at the same time. Operators do not need to negotiate with each brand individually, which shortens the time needed to obtain this type of event content.

Industry events are where ideas turn into partnerships, and Gamingsoft is a regular presence at the most important conferences on the global iGaming calendar. We attend these gatherings to stay close to the operators, developers, and regulators shaping the industry. Many of our strongest partnerships began at a handshake on an event floor. Our team is always ready to talk — whether to explore a game aggregation deal, discuss a market challenge, or simply learn more about what Gamingsoft offers. Visit our website and connect with our business development team today.