Evoplay clears RNG validation as it targets Brazilian market entry
Game studio Evoplay has validated its Random Number Generator against Brazilian technical standards and secured its first game certifications, paving the way for a formal market launch.
Evoplay, the game development studio, announced on 8th January 2025 that it has validated its Random Number Generator (RNG) system in line with Brazilian technical standards, a step it says is central to its plans for the country’s regulated iGaming market.
The company confirmed that its games content is now going through the certification process, with the first titles already approved. Evoplay said the progress puts it in a position to bring its existing portfolio to Brazilian operators while meeting local regulatory requirements.
Market strategy
Evoplay described Brazil’s developing iGaming sector as offering considerable opportunity for operators, citing rising demand for content adapted to local market needs. As part of its approach to the region, the studio said it intends to build partnerships with local operators and provide tailored content aimed at supporting long-term growth in the market.
Ihor Zarechnyi, Chief Business Development Officer at Evoplay, said the RNG validation was a critical milestone in the company’s strategic plans for Brazil, describing the market as holding significant potential. He added that with initial game certifications also secured, the studio was looking to work with operators to deliver gaming content suited to local players.
About Evoplay
Evoplay is an iGaming developer with a portfolio of more than 250 slots, table, crash and instant games, and has received industry recognition for its game design and innovation.
This announcement was issued by Square in the Air on behalf of Evoplay.