EvenBet Gaming to showcase revolutionary One Click Poker and expanded casino vertical portfolio at iGB L!VE 2026 in London

EvenBet Gaming is preparing to unveil its latest product innovations at iGB L!VE 2026, the industry's flagship conference in London. The company plans to highlight One Click Poker, a streamlined multiplayer poker offering designed to lower barriers for casino operators seeking to integrate poker verticals without complex technical overhead. This solution addresses a persistent challenge in the market: many operators lack dedicated poker infrastructure or expertise, leaving untapped revenue potential.

Alongside the poker launch, EvenBet will present its expanded casino vertical, now encompassing more than 15,000 games. The platform integrates player engagement tools and cross-vertical capabilities, enabling operators to deliver a unified experience across poker, casino, and other gaming verticals from a single backend. This consolidation approach reflects industry momentum toward omnichannel solutions that reduce operational fragmentation and improve player retention through seamless navigation.

The timing of this showcase is strategically significant. The iGaming market continues to mature across Europe and beyond, with operators increasingly seeking white-label and turnkey solutions to compete against established incumbents. Simplified poker offerings have historically struggled to gain traction in casino environments, partly because poker requires different player psychology, community dynamics, and operational workflows than slots or table games. EvenBet's One Click approach suggests the company believes it has solved usability and integration friction points.

For operators, the appeal lies in portfolio diversification without proportional complexity. A casino operator can now add poker revenue streams without hiring specialized poker teams or managing separate technology stacks. For EvenBet, the showcase represents an opportunity to attract mid-tier and emerging operators in regulated markets who lack the resources to build poker infrastructure independently. The exhibition will likely draw interest from operators in newly regulated jurisdictions seeking rapid vertical expansion to compete for market share.