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NuxGame Debuts Platform-Native Tournament Engine for iGaming Operators

Limassol-based B2B software provider NuxGame has launched a proprietary tournament engine, allowing operators to run leaderboard-based competitions across any game in their library. By decoupling promotional mechanics from specific game studios, the tool enables casinos to dictate prize structures, entry requirements, and point rates without seeking third-party approval.

NuxGame Debuts Platform-Native Tournament Engine for iGaming Operators
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Previously, casino operators were largely tethered to the tournament mechanics provided by individual game studios, limiting their ability to craft bespoke retention campaigns. NuxGame’s new engine integrates directly into the platform’s back office, functioning as a commercial lever rather than a static marketing asset. Operators can now orchestrate up to ten simultaneous campaigns, utilizing real-time leaderboards to drive player engagement and influence turnover patterns.

Denis Kosinsky, Chief Product Officer at NuxGame, described the system as a margin management tool. By applying point overrides, operators can incentivize play on specific titles while discouraging 'farming' on others. The system supports both real-money and sweepstakes models, offering granular control over qualifying thresholds, seasonal campaign scheduling, and reward distribution. This flexibility allows operators to leverage their own promotional value during negotiations with game studios that lack native tournament capabilities.

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