Riga-based iGaming services provider LuckyStreak is delighted to be present at the prestigious SiGMA Asia Summit in Manila, Philippines, over June 2nd to 5th.
LuckyStreak has produced and streamed high quality live casino games from its hi-tech studio base for over 10 years, and now supplies more than 1,500 casino operators globally.
The casino content aggregation API, LuckyConnect, was launched in 2017, and now hosts games from over 40 leading global games providers including Pragmatic Play, Yggdrasil, PGSoft, Playson and Red Rake and has also recently added Playnetic, Rogue and Nemesis.
LuckyConnect is robust and secure, and provides iGaming customers with content management, all original promotional tools and reporting and billing back-office.
In 2024, LuckyStreak launched UPAPI – Universal Provider API – a reverse-API enabling content providers to integrate into LuckyConnect, significantly boosting onboarding capacity and the quality and richness of their content portfolio.
Senior executives Ady Totah (CEO and Co-founder), Virginia Russu (Head of Account Management) and Mark O’Donnell (Head of Marketing) are representing LuckyStreak at the SiGMA Asia conference and exhibition.
Mark O’Donnell says: “Asia is a vital market for the iGaming industry, and for LuckyStreak. We have very strong connections and a growing base of key customers in this huge region.
“Our live games are particularly popular among operators and players, especially our recently upgraded live Baccarat game. And we have world class providers on our aggregation API that are in high demand such as Pragmatic Play and PGSoft. We want to nurture our key relationships and leave with lasting friendships.”
Ady Totah adds: “UPAPI is a big deal for us. Our content aggregator solution is in high demand, and our customers are asking for more top content, delivered reliably and securely, and with world-class support.
“We are delivering and will continue to do so now that we are in position to meet that demand. I am looking forward to sharing the good news at SiGMA Asia.”
