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EPISODE · May 22, 2025 · 47 MIN

Can AI Really Build Slot Games? Keith Zammit on Game Design Innovation in iGaming Manesh Palli Show

from iGaming Real Talk · host Surya Palli

In this episode of The Manesh Palli Show, I sit down with Keith Zammit, Chief Sales Officer at XGENIA - a startup revolutionising iGaming through AI-powered game development.Keith shares how his team built a slot machine in 15 minutes using AI, what it’s like to launch at the intersection of iGaming and innovation.From bootstrapping demos at ICE with a laptop to launching a game creation platform, Keith takes us behind the scenes of building one of the most disruptive tools in the market today.If you’re into iGaming, startups, or the future of AI in creative industries - this one’s for you.🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more.-------------------------------------------------I'm Manesh Palli and I support iGaming companies as a Fractional Chief Marketing Officer to launch, scale, and unify brand & marketing strategy across multiple growth channels including expos, social media, press features, and more. Connect with Manesh Palli on ⁠LinkedIn⁠Visit ⁠website⁠⁠Follow the show⁠⁠Learn more about fractional CMO

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