One of Evoplay’s key developments in 2025 is the successful validation of its Random Number Generator (RNG) system according to Brazilian technical standards. This step is essential to ensure regulatory compliance and game integrity in the Brazilian market.
With the RNG validation complete, Evoplay has begun the certification process for its games, with the first approvals already obtained. This positions the company to offer its portfolio of reliable, high-performance games to Brazilian operators, meeting the growing demand for localized and regulated content.
In addition, Evoplay is collaborating with local partners to strengthen its presence in Brazil, offering customized solutions that promote sustainable growth in the Brazilian market. With these advances, Evoplay is well positioned to expand its presence in Latin America, especially in Brazil, one of the most promising markets in the region.
GMB - Tell about Evoplay. What did you bring to SiGMA Americas 2025?
Anton Gyria - First of all, we bring our essentials, like certified games for Brazil. We have Penalty Shoot-out and Hot Triple Sevens — games that were specially made for the Brazilian market. Also, we have new games in the certification process, like Hot Slice and Tap Graze. For these games, we built a new engine, which is definitely something new for the gaming market. We're excited to show it to the market in the near future.
These are the plans for this show now in Brazil?
Yes, for now, Brazil is a new regulated market. We have 30 certified games, and we have 20 more planned for certification in the second quarter.
What about strategic alliances between providers, operators, and financial/payment companies? How do you see these contributing to the consolidation of the Brazilian market?
As I mentioned, the Brazilian market is new, with new regulations. It’s very important to have smooth collaboration with operators, payment systems, and providers to ensure a great experience for players.
I know many Brazilian platforms are already using biometric systems for KYC (Know Your Customer), which helps players feel safer, and it ensures that withdrawals are faster and more secure.
How is the integration of new technologies, like AI, evolving in the market?
AI is growing really fast, and you definitely see a lot of news about it. As a game provider, we don’t have player data, but we do handle sensitive data that we can’t use with AI. However, AI is great for handling routine tasks, allowing our team at Evoplay to focus on more creative tasks.
How has 2025 started for Evoplay?
The start has been really strong. We’ve obtained the Canadian license, which has made a big impact for us. It has opened a lot of new doors. We also have plans for the Spanish market and the Netherlands. The Canadian license has been particularly important because it has opened new opportunities. In the future, we plan to focus on the LATAM market, North America, and, of course, Europe.
Source: Exclusive GMB
