SpinOro joins CIBELAE as an Associate Member
January 27, 2025
We are happy to announce that SpinOro, as part of Anakatech Group, is now an official member of CIBELAE – the Ibero-American Corporation of State Lotteries and Betting – an esteemed organisation that unites state-run lotteries, gaming operators, and regulatory bodies across Latin America and Spain.
Becoming a member highlights SpinOro’s commitment to expanding its presence within the Latin American iGaming market, particularly within the lottery segment. Our partnership with CIBELAE provides a unique platform to showcase our in-house lottery solutions to a network of state-run lotteries throughout LatAm. Having already launched our games with the National Lottery of Ecuador, we are eager to introduce our innovative products to other lotteries across the region.
This collaboration also unlocks valuable networking opportunities within the broader lottery and betting industry, enabling us to exchange insights and contribute to the future development of gaming in this region.
CIBELAE plays a crucial role in fostering collaboration, setting regulatory best practices, and supporting the sustainable growth of the gaming industry across these markets. The partnership aligns perfectly with our mission to create innovative lottery solutions while ensuring a responsible and player-focused approach to gaming.
“Anakatech Group’s acceptance into CIBELAE demonstrates our world-class expertise and professionalism in the global lottery industry,” said Jeff Letlat, COO of SpinOro.
“We are very proud to be part of this esteemed association and look forward to contribute to CIBELAE’s initiatives over the coming months and years. The membership is a significant step in expanding our footprint within the lottery segment, and we are eager to collaborate with industry leaders and regulators to advance innovation, sustainability, and responsible gaming practices.”
Stay tuned for updates as SpinOro continues to expand its reach and enhance the lottery gaming experience for players across Latin America.
