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Review: Slotegrator's iGB Live interview on rebrand, modular builds and prediction markets

Review: Slotegrator's iGB Live interview on rebrand, modular builds and prediction markets

2026-08-03

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A review of iGaming Business's interview with Slotegrator COO Olga Ivanchik on the supplier's rebrand, modular casino builder and prediction markets push, and what it signals for operator-supplier dynamics.

iGaming Business published a video interview with Slotegrator COO Olga Ivanchik, recorded at iGB Live, covering the supplier's rebrand, its casino builder module and the recent launch of a prediction markets engine. The piece centres on Ivanchik's argument that operators increasingly struggle to find partners who can deliver speed, flexibility and technical complexity when entering new markets.

Ivanchik frames the rebrand as substance over style, and the interview gives the broad strokes of why. The casino builder module is presented as the practical answer to operators running multiple frontends and A/B testing without added complexity, while the prediction markets product is pitched as a way to appeal to younger audiences through transparent, market-set pricing. Expansion plans over the next 12 months take in LatAm, Southeast Asia, Africa and Europe.

What makes this worth reading is less the product specifics than what they signal about supplier strategy. Slotegrator is betting that modular, rapid-deployment tools will decide who wins the next wave of operator partnerships, particularly in markets where localisation and speed are the difference between launching and missing the window. The prediction markets angle is the more interesting tell: an established turnkey supplier treating them as a core pillar alongside casino and aggregation suggests the vertical is moving from novelty to mainstream.

It also raises a question to watch. Prediction markets sit awkwardly between betting and trading, and regulatory treatment will likely vary across the regions Slotegrator is targeting. If the product catches on with younger users, expect regulators and competitors to take a closer look.

The full interview, including Ivanchik's comments on what the rebrand really means, is worth viewing for operators assessing suppliers for their next market entry. Watch it in full on iGaming Business.

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