EGT bags three awards at the Balkan Entertainment and Gaming Expo Awards in Bulgaria

Casino gaming provider Euro Games Technology (EGT) has won three prizes at this year's edition of the Balkan Entertainment & Gaming Expo (BEGE) Awards competition. At a ceremony held at Club Black and White at Grand Hotel Millennium in Sofia on 21st November, the Bulgarian manufacturer of gaming equipment received awards in the ‘Supplier of the Year’ and ‘Jackpot Concept of the Year’ categories, while the company's CEO, Vladimir Dokov, was acknowledged as ‘Executive of the year.’

Dokov said: “This award is an honor to me. It is proof that when working with dedication, enthusiasm, and with a team of ambitious and creative professionals who carry innovation in their DNA, you can accomplish even the boldest business projects."

EGT noted that it received the ‘Supplier of the Year’ award because of the large number of installations of its products during the past year and the company's overall contribution to the development of the gaming industry not only in Bulgaria and the region "but also on a global level."

EGT CEO Vladimir Dokov

The Bulgarian manufacturer noted that it won the ‘Jackpot Concept of the Year’ award owing to its latest jackpot solutions in its portfolio, Supreme Combo Link and Ultra Tap Link. “Both of them stand out with fascinating games with beautiful design and original concepts, offering players numerous bonuses and chances of winning, thus elevating their gaming experience to the next level,” the company said. 

"The BEGE Awards competition is a benchmark for achievements of the companies in the gaming industry and we are proud that EGT has been honored with all these prizes this year", said Dokov. "They are an inspiration and incentive for us to keep on striving for excellence."

The awards ceremony took place within the framework of the BEGE expo, which ran from November 22nd to 23rd, where the company had one of the largest stands at the event and an impressive product selection that "captivated the visitors’ attention"