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Kaizen Gaming launches new international programme to protect local communities from natural disasters

Athens, 21 July 2026 – Kaizen Gaming today announced a new international corporate responsibility programme designed to strengthen the resilience of local communities through disaster prevention, preparedness, effective response and…
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21 July,2026 Corporate Responsibility

Betano Strengthens its Commitment to Inclusive Sports in Argentina with a New Adapted Football Program

Buenos Aires, 24 June 2026 – In a meaningful step towards greater inclusion through sport, Betano, the premium online sports betting and gaming brand of Kaizen Gaming,  has joined forces…
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24 June,2026 Corporate Responsibility

Kaizen Gaming activates more than 200 volunteers across 8 countries to improve animal welfare

Kaizen Gaming, one of the world’s biggest GameTech companies, owner of the Betano online sports betting and gaming brand, announces today the latest series of initiatives from The Collective, its international volunteering…
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9 April,2025 Corporate Responsibility

Kaizen Gaming Launches International Volunteering Programme

Kaizen Gaming, one of the biggest and fastest growing GameTech companies in the world, has launched “The Collective”, its new international volunteering program. “The Collective” aims to harness the power…
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5 December,2024 Corporate Responsibility

INZONE: FC Porto and Betano open new sensory room at Dragão Stadium Making the stadium more accessible for fans facing sensory challenges

FC Porto has taken a new step in making the Dragão stadium more inclusive for everyone, as last Saturday it introduced a new sensory room in partnership with Betano, the…
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19 February,2024 Corporate Responsibility