Erkki Nikunen commented that Air Dice presented several launches at iGB L!IVE, such as Coco Cash Dice placement game (both 3 and 4 box version). “The Dice Placement games have their own unique game mechanic, and it may be difficult for people playing for the first time to really understand how to play the games best. That’s why we have developed several 3 box versions of the games so that players have a good experience with the game type, assured Nikunen, who also highlighted the following: “No one else are doing 3 box versions of the games, so that is something only Air Dice provides to operators and players.”

The firm also showcased its latest slots: the classic Wild Cash Machine and modern Fire Chili, which presents more win lines, bonuses animations and has a different look and feel compared to old slot games with watermelons and cherries.

“In general, our games have had a quite nice reception from attendees and players. So we are very happy with the initial results”, he added.

Were you able to attend and participate in the conferences? Which ones have been most useful or interesting to you? Why?

A: Yes, I participated in iGB L!VE. Bigger events are always very useful but also very busy. Smaller events provide more chances for deeper discussions. We are very happy so far with all the exhibitions and conferences we’ve participated this year. And LatAm is a very interesting area for us and we aim to do much much more there.

How do you see the future of the online gaming industry after the trends presented at iGB Live Amsterdam 2024?

A: I think the closest were Telegram Casinos. Telegram presents a new platform for iGaming and of course the conversion rate couldn’t be better. So I am looking with great interest where that will lead, but I am sure there will be more casinos who will add Telegram as a platform where to provide service for their players.

iGB L!VE is moving to London in 2025, what are your expectations for this move?

A: Personally I was very happy with the event held this year in Amsterdam. I have always liked the event and have been here so many times. I don’t see what iGB L!VE will gain from moving to London. Even the city itself is lovely, I am not looking forward for the commute. So I think it was not the best move for iGB. Let’s see if we will participate there.