
Evenbeter released CardRealm, a nine-game card suite mixing table classics with prediction, reveal and cash-out features. Delivered via single API with full back-office bet control, it delivered a 10% poker-room revenue lift from Cowboy Hold ’em. The release targets cross-vertical engagement between casino and poker.
SCCG Take — Operators gain direct parameter control and proven revenue upside without extra approvals. Early data supports cross-vertical bridging, though full-suite performance metrics are not yet public.
Evenbeter has released CardRealm, a collection of nine card-led casino games. The suite combines familiar table titles with prediction, reveal and cash-out features to create fresh engagement paths.
Specific games include Cowboy Hold ’em, Baccarat, Blackjack, Hold ’em Guess’em, Mines, Crash, Kicks, Casino Hold ’em and Four-Hand Blackjack. Real-world data cited in the release shows a 10 per cent increase in total poker-room revenue after Cowboy Hold ’em integration.
The full CardRealm suite deploys through a single API. Integration options cover standard casino lobbies, poker client-side panels and promotional missions systems.
Operators adjust bet limits directly in the back office without provider sign-off. The games are available immediately to existing and new partners, subject to local licensing rules, as reported by Focus Gaming News.
Alexander Tamplon, CTO of Evenbeter, said: “The launch of CardRealm marks a significant milestone in how we help operators enrich their entertainment offerings. By combining the universal appeal of card games with innovative, dynamic mechanics, we are giving operators much more than just a content upgrade.
“We’re providing a strategic tool that bridges audiences, increases player lifetime value, and drives measurable revenue growth across both casino and poker verticals.”
The mechanics target retention and cross-sell between casino and poker players while reducing reliance on slots. Where the revenue data is limited to one title, broader portfolio results remain unstated.
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