Konami Gaming and Bet. Works are joining hands. The giants recently announced introducing advanced casino loyalty perks for a better betting experience.
The loyalty program will be backed with Konami’s casino management system and Bet. Works’ esteemed interfaces. So, it will allow casinos to quickly verify users’ age while automatically enrolling mobile and online sign-ups into a loyalty program.
Every wager placed by the players will be rewarded with casino loyalty points. It does not matter whether the Bet took place through a kiosk, a mobile device, online, or through a point-of-sale.
Elite Casino Resorts-operated Iowa fields are the prime hub that has launched the joint solutions of Bet. Works and Konami Gaming. The company has been using SYNKROS for over 15 years now and has expanded its perks to its resort destinations and ELITE Sportsbook. The three resort destinations currently using the perks are:
- Rhythm City Casino Resort
- Grand Falls Casino and Golf Resort
- Riverside Casino and Golf Resort
Experts Addressing the Joint Integration
Tom Jingoli (Konami Gaming’s CEO and Executive VP) also shared his thoughts on the matter. According to Tom, SYNKROS (Konami’s casino management system) can assist casinos in flourishing and using the latest tech available with its reliable, scalable, and robust infrastructure. He further stated that everyone would benefit if Konami can work together with Bet. Works. It would add convenience, growth opportunities, and tech advancements in the industry.
Marc Bordy (Senior Vice President of Business Development at Bet. Works) stated that the joint integration would be the turning point for the industry. It would help casinos enhance the current and future loyalty experience in the sports betting industry. The partnership between Bet. Works’ functionalities and SYNKROS will offer premium solutions for both operators and players.
Karlyn Ollendick (Elite Casino Resorts’ COO) stated the importance of a convenient and consistent loyalty experience in running multi-channel resorts.
