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Superbet Group Rebrands as Super Technologies

Superbet Group has officially rebranded as Super Technologies. This reflects a wider strategic vision and a long-term focus on building an advanced digital entertainment ecosystem. Founded in Romania in 2008 by Sacha Dragic, the company said the new identity signals its evolution from a traditional sports betting and gaming operator. It is now evolving into a technology-driven business targeting international expansion.

A Name to Reflect Broader Ambitions

The organization will now operate simply as Super. Chairman Hans-Holger Albrecht described the rebrand as a natural progression: “Super represents a natural progression — from being a global leader in betting and gaming. Now they are becoming a company developing the technology that will define the future of play. This rebrand is a clear expression of our intent to shape fan-focused entertainment. We aim to create lasting value for customers, partners, and communities.”

Innovation at the Core

The rebrand emphasizes Super’s commitment to developing solutions that meet changing industry dynamics and evolving consumer expectations. The company plans to focus on products that enhance engagement and deliver a richer customer experience.

Deputy CEO Albert Simsensohn said, “Our mission is to build the technology powering the next wave of sports, gaming, and fan interaction. Engagement generates value, and we aim to recognize that by turning daily actions into loyalty — and loyalty into deeper connections.”

He added that Super intends to deliver a platform with expanded capabilities. It will integrate product innovation with original content to create a comprehensive experience for players, partners, and fans alike.

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