Enlabs complete migration of Optibet Latvia
Enlabs has successfully migrated all operations at Enlabs most important brand Optibet.lv to its proprietary New Gaming Platform (NPL).
It allows customers to benefit from a faster and very stable gaming experience while providing real time dynamic reporting and player management tools. NPL has a modern microservices architecture built to support high scale multi-brand, multi-language, and multi-currency, which allows for unlimited geographical expansion.
Enlabs Estonian brand, Optibet.ee now remains the last operation running on Enlabs old gaming platform. Final migration of Optibet.ee will take place during November 2020. Enlabs is firmly on its way to become a single technology platform company which results in shorter time-to-market for every new product and content release, every new brand launch, every new market entry. Having all operations at one platform creates significant higher level of efficiency and also results in major cost savings.
Davit Khatiashvili, CTO, says “We started the development of the new gaming platform in 2017 and now we have completed our largest migration to date. Considering the age of the website and related size of the player database, the whole migration process was performed within a short downtime of the Optibet.lv website during the night between Sunday and Monday. All other domains remained fully operational. The efficiency of how the team executed this challenging project is impressive! I am very proud and happy to work with such loyal and highly skilled professionals!”
“Enlabs delivered on its promise to customers in Latvia – Optibet is now much improved, faster and even more entertaining. The migration was performed in a professional and controlled manner. An excellent execution by the outstanding tech team with strong support from the whole organization! This feat marks a significant milestone in Enlabs Group development. We are in full control of our future with modern and proven technology at the backbone of our operations.” comments George Ustinov, CEO.