Raw iGaming has brought RAW Arena, originally developed by LeGa, to the market.
Raw iGaming Brings RAW Arena from LeGa to Market
Raw iGaming has brought RAW Arena, originally developed by LeGa, to the market.
RAW iGaming renamed one of its April acquisitions, Leander Games. Leander LeGa has been renamed RAW Arena and is now serving innovative games. RAW Arena replaced LeGa.
RAW creates innovative games by rethinking the traditional interface of spinning reels. It makes sense for them to expand by entering the growing game aggregation business.
RAW CEO Tom Wood explains: “Games across all mediums are becoming commodities. “We also think aggregation is selling itself similarly, making it hard for premium studios to tell the difference.” “RAW Arena was made to give studios the speed, ease of use, and help they need to get games to market quickly with features and services that make their lives easier.”
Arena has tools built in to make it fun to play.
The platform goes beyond gaming servers and bundles. Arena Foundation is a development kit and framework wrapper that allows studios to choose their programming language.
Some novel concepts require RAW-specific language. The site allows premium partners access to Arena Free Spins and Arena Crusades, which let gamers compete while playing slots. Gateway accepts RGS to RGS integration, and Arena offers any help needed to get innovative, high-quality content up and running on the platform to break into new markets. With the LeGa, Raw Arena has over a dozen good jurisdictions.
“Our distribution network is quickly growing and offers studios a long list of key operators in 14 different markets as well as new features to attract and keep players,” says RAW’s founder Woods. We believe in working closely with our studio partners to create games that top operator lists and benefit the entire value chain.
Leander was the first big company that RAW iGaming bought.
The Leander framework was purpose-built in Buenos Aires. Together with the creator of Argentina’s Spieldev, which they renamed Vibra, the people who started Leander moved on to start Vibra Gaming. Leander was the first big company that RAW iGaming bought.
Tom Wood, who had been in the business for a long time, started RAW iGaming in March 2021. Wood has held leadership positions at Light & Wonder (Scientific Games), Williams Gaming, Jadestone, Nordic Gaming Group, and Betsson. Henrik Fagerlund, who had worked for NetEnt before, joined as Chief Operating Officer (COO), and Ricardo Ruiz, who had worked for Videoslots.com, took over as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). The team’s main base is in Malta, but it also has bases in Spain and Sweden.
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