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A classic fruit slot with a ray of neon light
Introducing: Classic Neon video slot game
Fruit slot machines are iconic games that you will always find on a casino floor or online casino sites. Cherries, lemons, 7s, BARs, and bells – should we say more?
Since the time of Charles Fey, there’s no stronger association with gambling and slots than 3 red cherries or 3 flaming 7s lined up on a reel. Obol to casino icon, Classic Neon becomes one of NSoft’s most-played casino games.
The theme of Classic Neon
Classic Neon is a slot game that combines a classic, retro-style fruit slot game and a modern online video slot. It is thematically located in a dark street of the metropolis – a brick base and neon symbols take you to another, forgotten time.
In this game, you can find a familiar trend regarding the symbols’ payout rate; low-paying fruit symbols are cherries. Other fruits are included to round out its variety of symbols, and the watermelon symbol offers the highest payouts in the game. Besides the food-centric theme, the Classic Neon includes all palettes of the classic fruit slot symbols such as diamonds, BARs and bells. The famous 7s are acting as a bonus symbol and trigger pick a prize game.
Frequent winnings, an exciting bonus, as the game design, would make you want the reel to spin on and on.
How to play?
Classic Neon is a 5-reel, 3-row, 20-lines video slot. Players simply have to set their bets and click the spin button to move the reels. When players hit a symbol combination on an active pay line, starting from the leftmost reel, they are a winner. The more symbols of the same kind on an active pay line, the higher the payout. Only the highest win is paid for each active pay line. The paytable’s high frequency and solid high volatility should satisfy all players who are there for fun, as well as the ones looking for excitement while playing.
Take a look at the demo of the Classic neon slot!
Classic Neon’s main features
The wild icon is a champagne coloured flashy neon star. Wild feature substitutes every symbol except bonus symbols. Wilds can show up on all reels; linking them would make big wins. So, when you see a flashy star on your reel, be sure the luck is on your side.
The best symbols in slots are the highest paying ones!
Three or more red 7 bonus symbols appearing anywhere on reels will trigger the bonus Pick a prize feature.
Players get a chance to pick 1 out of 4 chests to collect bonus prizes without placing a bet. Every chest has a different bonus prize hidden, and the higher the number of bonus symbols that unlock the game, the higher the reward.
The Gamble feature gives players an option to increase their winnings by gambling the winnings from the last spin. Feeling lucky? In this feature, you can gamble if the next card colour will be black or red and double up your win. Card background features three bonus symbols – famous 7s promising trill of a big win!
Winnings from the Gamble game are not limited, but you can gamble up to 10 times. Use the ‘’Split’’ option to gamble only half of your winnings; also, you can spear it to use it more than once.
Every winning spin can trigger the jackpot, and every player can get it. The condition to trigger the jackpot is that the player makes a winning spin. A jackpot can be triggered anytime at any jackpot value.
Classic Neon is pure retro slot fun in a new coat.
After you make one spin, you will never play any other classic slot.
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Where B2B Marketing Stumbles

Marketing in B2B is like a midfielder in football: it’s supposed to cover the whole field and only occasionally push forward. Meanwhile, all the glory rightfully goes to the strikers, while our role is to reliably back the team.
Still, remove marketing from any business, and you’ll immediately recall Stewart Britt’s line about winking at a girl in the dark. Working without marketing today means being unarmed and invisible in the sea of offers and background noise that’s only getting harder to cut through.
Today, we’re celebrating Trueplay’s 7th anniversary — and as a small but meaningful gift, our marketing team would like to offer a bit of striptease and self-flagellation by offering fixes for some of the most common mistakes marketing teams make.
Clear your meeting calendar
Let’s start with a universal pain point for remote-era businesses: weeding through online meetings. Endless regular calls — with or without a clear purpose — fill up the day and ruthlessly devour your time.
Our conclusion: meet only when the issue cannot be solved in writing. Video calls are great for fast, efficient status updates, but become a protracted torture when the only reason is “just to have a call.”
We’re not denying the value of human connection — even through Google Meet — but add this to your calendar: meet only with purpose.
Work together — validate your ideas
Important decisions should always be made collectively, with all relevant perspectives taken into account. To execute any process — especially one that impacts the company’s success — you need a complementary team.
Only in fairytales or propaganda do people unanimously accept top-down decisions. In reality, any idea — especially a creative one — will have both supporters and critics. That’s why you need to build processes where important decisions are validated collectively.
If you’re launching a new website, building a key campaign, or preparing for a major expo — take the time to gather all the department heads around the (virtual) table, especially Sales. Run the idea by them and give them a heads-up about what’s coming.
One of the most common mistakes marketing teams make is leveraging their authority to impose changes: “This is how we’re doing things now.” But if the rest of the team doesn’t support your idea — at least tacitly — failure is almost guaranteed.
It reminds us of a brilliant example from Ichak Adizes, who once visited a shoe factory. Taking aside a factory worker, he discovered how employees responded to unpopular management decisions. They didn’t argue or complain — they simply packed mismatched shoe sizes into the same box and sent them to stores.
Just imagine: marketers, managers, and strategy consultants working around the clock to design company-wide strategies — and a few disengaged people silently undo it all by refusing to cooperate.
Leave time for execution
Marketers love ideas. But even the best concept can fall apart due to a lack of time, budget, or resources.
We’ve held pure gold in our hands — ideas that could’ve flown. But when it came to execution, we stalled. You never know where the problem will arise: a legal nuance, a burning deadline, or a system that simply isn’t ready.
So always build in time. Don’t rush. Remember that cycles repeat — if it didn’t work now, you can always return later with stronger preparation.
Test the product
Even if no one expects it from you — use your market knowledge to help improve the product. Talk to clients. Validate hypotheses early. Stay in touch with the market. Share your insights with the product team.
The worst service you can provide is silent acceptance. You’re not paid to promote anything blindly — you’re here to make products and services better.
Watch your costs
Prices always go up. Invoices from contractors, expo fees, event costs — they’ll all increase each year. That means you must constantly monitor the budget and plan for risks.
To stay ready for tough negotiations — research the market, look for alternatives, check out new vendors. A shark dies if it stops swimming.
Keep your eyes open
Marketing is a 24/7 job. You’re always learning — no matter the field. Every brilliant campaign, viral case, or breakthrough idea is your teacher.
Read the news. Follow innovation and creativity channels. Feed your brain with inspiration. Your superpower is insight, intuition, and ideas. And they can come from anywhere.
Remember your role
Marketing is the company’s radar. Its navigation system. Its sails. You’re always where it’s loud and messy. Your job is to make the company seen, to build the brand. It’s a serious responsibility.
And yes, product creators often get the credit — and that’s fair. But remember: you shape the packaging. And packaging makes things desirable.
That’s your work.
That’s your win.
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BET9JA BACK BOXING WITH BALMORAL GROUP PROMOTIONS SPONSORSHIP

Bet9ja, Nigeria’s premier sportsbook and gaming platform, today announced a landmark multi-year, multi-fight sponsorship partnership with Balmoral Group Promotions, aimed at elevating Nigerian boxing to new heights both domestically and on the global stage. This strategic alliance underscores Bet9ja’s commitment to fostering Nigerian talent, building the sport’s profile, and creating unforgettable moments of national pride through high-profile events that showcase emerging stars and deliver thrilling action to fans worldwide.
The partnership will kick off with a historic night of boxing titled “Chaos In The Ring” on Nigerian Independence Day, October 1, 2025, at the Mobolaji Johnson Arena in Lagos. Headlined by a highly anticipated cruiserweight clash between American contender Brandon Glanton (20-3, 17 KOs) and former WBA super middleweight champion Rocky Fielding (30-3, 18 KOs) from Liverpool, the event has already captured global attention for its narrative and star power. Glanton, seeking redemption after his loss to British former World Champion Chris Billam-Smith, will face Fielding in what promises to be an explosive main event. The card also features notable bouts including former IBF lightweight champion Richard Commey versus Shiloh Defreitas, and appearances by rising talents like Dan Azeez, further highlighting Nigeria’s growing presence in international boxing.
This inaugural event is presented in collaboration with legendary former world champion Amir Khan and his AK Promotions, alongside support from the National Sports Commission of Nigeria. Broadcast live on DAZN, “Chaos In The Ring” will not only celebrate Nigeria’s independence but also serve as a platform to inspire the next generation of boxers, with a focus on community engagement, talent development, and global storytelling through exclusive content series.
Building on its recent foray into boxing, Bet9ja draws inspiration from its successful sponsorship of British-Nigerian heavyweight sensation Moses Itauma, announced in August 2025. As part of that deal, Itauma, an unbeaten prospect with 12 professional wins (10 by knockout) and holder of the WBO Intercontinental and WBA International titles, served as a Bet9ja brand ambassador during his high-profile knockout victory over Dillian Whyte in Saudi Arabia. The partnership featured Bet9ja’s branding on Itauma’s training gear, ringside apparel, and exclusive digital content under the “#CatchTheBoom” campaign, amplifying Nigeria’s pride and global visibility. This experience has fueled Bet9ja’s ambition to further invest in boxing, with the Balmoral partnership set to replicate and expand this model to nurture more Nigerian stars and iconic moments.
Jennifer Olatunji, Senior Marketing Manager of Bet9ja said: “Bet9ja is proud to back Nigerian boxing through this transformative partnership with Balmoral Group Promotions. Our shared vision is to shine a spotlight on the incredible grit and talent within our nation, building future stars and delivering some of Nigeria’s most proud and publicized sporting nights. Starting with this Independence Day spectacle, we are committed to growing the sport’s ecosystem, creating opportunities for athletes, and engaging fans in ways that resonate both at home and abroad.”
Dr. Ezekiel Adamu, CEO of Balmoral Group Promotions, added: “This multi-year sponsorship from Bet9ja is a game-changer for Nigerian boxing. Together with AK Promotions and Amir Khan, we’re not just hosting fights – we’re building hope, uniting communities, and positioning Nigeria as a powerhouse in the global boxing arena. October 1st will be a night to remember, marking the dawn of a new era for our sport.”
Amir Khan, CEO of AK Promotions and former unified light-welterweight world champion, said: “I’m thrilled to partner with Balmoral Group Promotions and now Bet9ja to bring world-class boxing to Nigeria. This event on Independence Day will showcase incredible talent and draw eyes from around the world, helping to develop the stars of tomorrow and create lasting legacies for the country.”
As part of the sponsorship, Bet9ja will provide branding visibility across events, exclusive digital content, fan engagement initiatives, and support for grassroots boxing programs to nurture young talent. This collaboration builds on Bet9ja’s growing involvement in combat sports, following its recent ambassadorship with rising heavyweight star Moses Itauma.
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Vixio Releases 2025 Gaming Supplier Survey Highlighting Increasing Regulatory Scrutiny

Vixio, a leading provider of regulatory intelligence solutions, has released the findings of its 2025 Gaming Supplier Survey, analysing the views of leading executives with gambling suppliers on topics such as artificial intelligence (AI), responsible gaming and technical compliance.
Findings of the Vixio survey are being released today ahead of the Global Gaming Suppliers Seminar being hosted later today in Las Vegas by Vixio and the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM), the leading international trade association representing the interests of gaming equipment suppliers.
The Vixio Gaming Supplier Survey reveals that suppliers expect to face increased scrutiny from regulators who are becoming more knowledgeable about suppliers’ impact on the global online gambling ecosystem. This heightened awareness underscores the need for suppliers to implement robust, technology-enabled solutions and establish clear internal frameworks and company policies for compliance.
James Kilsby, Chief Analyst for Vixio, said: “The Gaming Supplier Survey underscores the increased regulatory burdens falling on online gambling suppliers as more European jurisdictions introduce specific B2B licensing regimes and regulators scrutinise how illegal, offshore sites are being supported. In addition, regulation of iGaming is spreading to new parts of the world and suppliers are grappling with an increasingly diverse set of technical compliance rules and other regulatory restrictions, as they seek to capitalise on these exciting growth opportunities.”
The compliance pressure is not just coming from the regulators: 75% of suppliers surveyed agree that operators are increasingly pressuring suppliers to remain compliant as well.
Suppliers Facing Choice Between Regulated and Grey Markets
Industry executives believe that within the next five years, online gambling suppliers will need to make more definitive choices between serving exclusively licensed and regulated markets or those with a more ambiguous legal status.
Latin America and North America were identified as regions poised to offer the most significant commercial growth opportunities for suppliers in the coming years. Additionally, the Africa/Middle-East region, particularly the United Arab Emirates, presents a substantial yet uncertain opportunity.
Technical Compliance Requirements Becoming Increasingly Diverse
Technical compliance challenges were also highlighted through the survey, with 90% of respondents agreeing that technical or product compliance requirements are becoming increasingly diverse across regulated markets, and this trend is only likely to accelerate over the next five years. To address these challenges, Vixio has launched a dedicated Technical Compliance Tool, the online gambling industry’s first one-stop solution for navigating technical compliance requirements. It consolidates full coverage of all technical compliance requirements across multiple jurisdictions and covers a comprehensive set of modules for suppliers.
AI Poses an Opportunity, But Not a Magic Bullet
The survey also highlights the transformative potential of AI in the online gambling industry, including potential applications in game design, personalized RG tools and financial reporting.
However, 58% of surveyed executives say the adoption and benefits of AI are expected to be limited by the pace at which regulators and lawmakers understand and address the technology over the next three to five years.
To learn more about Vixio’s supplier research, visit https://www.vixio.com/blog/rising-regulatory-pressure-on-gambling-suppliers-why-technical-compliance-is-becoming-a-hurdle or https://www.vixio.com/research/rising-tide-the-increasing-regulation-of-online-gambling-suppliers
Responses were collected from over 100 executives with leading gambling suppliers worldwide from April to July 2025.
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