EvenBet Gaming to unveil One-Click Poker at ICE Barcelona 2026

• EvenBet Gaming will debut One-Click Poker at ICE Barcelona 2026, a no-lobby format enabling instant entry to cash games with a single click.
• The product strips away complex lobbies and tournaments to deliver poker as intuitively as slot or table games whilst maintaining multiplayer structure.
• One-Click Poker follows November 2025’s Spins Poker launch and forms part of EvenBet’s strategy to simplify poker for casino operators and beginner players.

EvenBet Gaming, a leading developer of online gaming software and solutions, will showcase One-Click Poker for the first time at ICE Barcelona 2026, introducing a streamlined poker format designed to remove traditional barriers for both players and operators.

The new product introduces a no-lobby, cash-game-only format that allows players to enter a multiplayer poker table instantly with a single click. By eliminating complex lobbies, tournaments and lengthy onboarding processes, One-Click Poker delivers a poker experience as intuitive as a slot or table game.

Simplifying poker without losing competitive core

The solution maintains the player-versus-player structure that has proven more effective for engagement than player-versus-casino formats. One-Click Poker builds on EvenBet’s wider strategy of simplifying poker whilst preserving its social and competitive elements.

The launch follows the introduction of Spins Poker in November 2025, which combined poker mechanics with fast-paced casino-style gameplay. One-Click Poker represents the next stage in this evolution, bringing multiplayer cash poker directly into casino environments in a frictionless format.

The product has been designed specifically for casino operators, offering simplified management tools, reduced fraud risk through the absence of tournaments, and the ability to share liquidity across networked cash tables from launch.

For players, particularly beginners, the experience removes the need to understand formats, stakes or table selection. This creates a more accessible entry point to poker for those who may be curious about the game but deterred by its traditional complexity.

Texas Hold’em showcase and portfolio expansion

At ICE Barcelona, EvenBet will demonstrate Texas Hold’em in the One-Click Poker format. The company plans to convert the majority of its 40-plus game portfolio to this format throughout 2026.

“Poker has always struggled with accessibility, particularly in casino environments where players expect to click and play,” said Dmitry Starostenkov, CEO at EvenBet Gaming.

“Spins Poker showed that multiplayer poker can thrive when it adopts the pace and simplicity of casino games, and One-Click Poker takes that philosophy even further.”

He added: “This is about removing friction for players who may be curious about poker but put off by its complexity, and for operators who want a ready-made, low-maintenance solution with immediate liquidity. ICE Barcelona is the perfect place to introduce this next step.”

EvenBet’s market position and credentials

EvenBet Gaming is based and licensed in Malta, holding an MGA B2B licence. The company specialises in creating poker and card games and performing integration with third-party platforms, gaming content and gaming-related service providers.

Over 250 employees work across EvenBet Gaming’s offices in Malta, the United States, Serbia, Armenia and Colombia. The company’s software quality has been validated through multiple certifications, including ISO 27001, iTech Labs, BMM Labs and GLI.

EvenBet has received recognition through industry awards including SAGSE Awards, EGR B2B Awards (Poker Provider winner 2024), SBC Awards, Malta iGaming Excellence Awards and SPiCE India Awards.

The debut of One-Click Poker at ICE Barcelona positions EvenBet to capture a growing segment of casino operators seeking to integrate poker without the operational complexity traditionally associated with the vertical.

By offering immediate liquidity and simplified player journeys, the product addresses two persistent challenges that have limited poker’s penetration in casino-first environments.

For the broader poker supply chain, the move reflects an ongoing shift towards hybridisation, where traditional poker mechanics are repackaged to align with casino player expectations.

As operators increasingly seek differentiated content that drives both engagement and retention, solutions that bridge poker’s competitive appeal with casino simplicity are likely to gain traction across regulated markets throughout 2026.