EvenBet Gaming Becomes Evenbeter as Company Enters a New Stage of Growth
EvenBet Gaming has officially changed its brand name to Evenbeter, marking a new stage for the company.

The online poker technology provider says the rebrand reflects how the business has changed over the years. It is not only a new name and logo, but also a new direction for the company as it expands its products and global operations.
Evenbeter now powers more than 200 projects across 41 countries, reaching a combined base of 48 million players. The company has also tripled its workforce and now brings together talent from 20 countries.
The business has also moved beyond its poker technology roots. Its offering now includes a turnkey casino platform and a game aggregator, giving operators more options through one technology partner.
Dmitry Starostenkov, CEO of Evenbeter, said:
“The transition from EvenBet Gaming to Evenbeter is about evolution, not reinvention. Over the years, both our technology and the businesses built around it have expanded significantly.”
That growth has also changed how the company works. Evenbeter has strengthened its customer-focused approach, built a dedicated Customer Success function, introduced new poker products and expanded its capabilities with its casino platform and game aggregator.
Starostenkov also highlighted the company’s wider international growth.
“At the same time, we have grown into a truly international organisation and established a more confident presence in the industry.”
While the company is expanding into new areas, poker remains at the centre of its business. The wider product offering is now designed to support operators across more parts of the iGaming market.
The rebrand brings these changes under one identity as Evenbeter looks to build on its existing experience while taking a broader position in the global iGaming industry.
As the company puts it: “EvenBet Gaming got Evenbeter. Something Better is coming”
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