Aaron Speach

Esports Technologies, a Vegas-headquartered provider of esports wagering products and technology, announced the planned opening of a new office in Malta.

The company’s Malta location will house the majority of its team and direct European market operations, all whilst working closely with its Dublin counterpart.

“Europe’s esports engagement is on a steep growth trajectory, and we foresee tremendous growth in its esports wagering market,” Esports Technologies CEO Aaron Speach said.

“With its educated and talented workforce, strong tech infrastructure, and business-friendly environment, Malta offers the ideal location for us to create new opportunities across Europe,” Mr Speach continued.

The company’s new Malta office will join its existing locations in Las Vegas and Dublin.

Set to be operational from November 15th, the new office will help accelerate Esports Technologies’ aspirations to expand into Western Europe.

The company’s Malta office will have an open floor plan that includes breakout spaces for individual work or small-group collaboration, a full boardroom, and a modern design incorporating esports themes.

It will also feature an esports-focused leisure area with gaming consoles, a full kitchen and bar, and direct access to Balluta Bay.

“We look forward to providing a work setting designed to foster meaningful collaboration, increase productivity, and spark creativity,” Mr Speach concluded.

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Aaron Speach / Esports Technologies

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