EvenBet Gaming rebrands as Evenbeter after two decades
Long-standing online poker software provider EvenBet Gaming has officially rebranded as Evenbeter, reflecting the company’s expansion beyond its traditional poker roots into a broader range of iGaming technology.
Founded in 2001, the Malta-headquartered supplier began developing online poker technology in 2004 and launched its first poker-powered project in 2006. It has since become an established B2B poker provider, with its technology used by brands including 1win, BetPlay, Apuesta Total and Premier Bet. The company says its software now powers more than 200 projects across 41 countries, collectively reaching 48 million players.
Poker remains the company’s core business. Its platform supports more than 40 poker and card games, ranging from Texas Hold’em and Omaha to Short Deck, Open Face Chinese Poker and regional card games. It also offers formats and features including FastFold, All-in or Fold, Bomb Pots and Run It Twice.
More recently, the supplier has pushed to make poker accessible to traditional online casino players. In January it launched One Click Poker, a lobby-free, cash-game-only format which allows players to enter a multiplayer poker game directly from a casino lobby without navigating a conventional poker client. EvenBet describes it as the first poker solution built specifically for the casino environment.
The move to Evenbeter also follows a significant expansion of the company’s casino operations, including the introduction of a turnkey casino platform and game aggregator in 2025.
CEO Dmitry Starostenkov said the rebrand represented an evolution of the business rather than a break with its past.
“The transition from EvenBet Gaming to Evenbeter is about evolution, not reinvention,” Starostenkov said.
“Poker remains at the heart of our business, while our turnkey casino platform and game aggregator extend the ways we can support our clients.”
The rebrand comes alongside further expansion into regulated European markets. Evenbeter secured five-year B2B supplier licences in Denmark in May and Sweden in July, adding to its existing Malta Gaming Authority licence.
The company now employs more than 250 people representing 20 nationalities, with operations spanning Malta, the United States, Serbia and Armenia.
