iGaming content supplier BGaming has reorganized its game library into a three-tier classification system—Casual, Classic, and Entertainment—as part of a product strategy to serve varied player segments in Italy.
The move coincides with the company’s newly announced financial contribution to San Patrignano, a nonprofit organization that assists individuals recovering from gambling and other addictions, and follows its acquisition of an Italian license in March 2025.
Game portfolio reorganization
The new classification divides BGaming’s titles based on gameplay style and volatility. The Casual category includes fast, easy-to-play games that typically feature shorter playing sessions. Among the studio’s top performers in this group are Aviamasters, Plinko, Plinko 2, Balloon Mania, Golden Piñata Hold & Win, and Winter Fishing Club.
The Classic category contains traditional slot titles with familiar mechanics and low to medium volatility, such as Burning Chilli X, Hot Chilli Bells, Lady Wolf Moon, and Fruit Million.
The Entertainment category is made up of high-volatility games that feature advanced gameplay, bonus buy functions, and appeal to streamers. Titles in this segment include Snoop Dogg Dollars, Merge Up, Bonanza Billion, Aztec Cluster, Wild West Trueways, and the Elvis Frog series.
“The refreshed game classification provides both our partners and our players with more clarity on what to expect from each game,” said Olga Levshina, BGaming’s Chief Commercial Officer. “We are excited to showcase the diversity of BGaming products and meet potential partners at SiGMA Central Europe.”
Social commitment in Italy
In addition to its product initiative, BGaming contributed to San Patrignano to help support its rehabilitation program for people facing gambling addiction. The organization offers counseling, educational programs, and community support for participants and their families.
“Italy is an incredibly important market for us, and we are proud to strengthen our presence here not only through innovative content but also through meaningful action,” Levshina said. “Our partnership with San Patrignano reflects BGaming’s belief that entertainment and responsibility must go hand in hand.”
BGaming will present its portfolio and meet with partners at booth 2049 during SiGMA Rome, scheduled from November 3–6. The company plans to discuss its newly organized game categories and its initiatives in the Italian market.
The studio currently works with more than 2,000 clients worldwide and offers over 200 certified games, including video slots, casual titles, and other formats. BGaming also develops branded exclusives in collaboration with leading operators and integrates promotional tools and industry-standard mechanics across its products.
