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Alea partners with BEON, expanding Crash Game portfolio
Alea signed a partnership with BEON, a game studio famous for innovative Crash Games and fast-paced development approach.
BEON is known for developing high-quality, engaging Crash Games with standout features. One of their key tools, the Crash Game Generator, lets operators create custom Crash Games in just one day. This speed and flexibility fit perfectly with Alea’s mission to offer operators diverse, dependable, and ready-to-launch gaming content.
BEON plans future expansions into new markets, including Brazil, and exploration of Sweepstakes models, all further enhancing Alea’s aggregated offering.
Jordi Sendra, CEO at Alea, commented:
“At Alea, we constantly aim to bring operators content that is both engaging and easy to integrate. By partnering with studios like BEON, we connect operators with games that players love while keeping the process seamless and efficient. Collaborations like this strengthen our platform and help us continue delivering the best aggregation experience to our clients. I’d like to especially thank Saba Chkheidze for his win-win business approach. With partners like him, success is only a matter of time.”
This partnership expands Alea’s Crash Game lineup and makes BEON’s titles available to operators with Curaçao licenses through Alea’s award-winning single API integration.
Saba Chkheidze, Managing Partner at BEON, said:
“This partnership with Alea allows us to extend our reach and continue focusing on reliability and performance. Together, we aim to deliver engaging content and seamless integration for operators.”
The Crash Games are now available for integration by operators through Alea’s platform.
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