An Evenbeter (EvenBet) alternative,
on infrastructure you control.
The short answer
Which to choose
Choose Evenbeter if
- You want a supplier with lab certificates, supplier licences and two EGR B2B Poker Supplier of the Year awards behind it.
- You want to start as a skin on the WePlay Poker Network and share its liquidity.
- You want poker, Spins, clubs and in-store poker from one vendor that runs it all for you.
Choose PokerEnginePro if
- You want to run the platform yourself — in your cloud, your data centre or your jurisdiction — or have it hosted for you.
- You want each market's rules as a signed rule pack, and player data in your own database.
- You want play money and real money, card and stablecoin payments, on one double-entry ledger.
Where Evenbeter (EvenBet) is strong[4][1][2]
- EGR B2B Poker Supplier of the Year in 2024 and again in 2026.
- An MGA B2B licence, supplier licences in Denmark and Sweden, and testing by GLI, iTech Labs and BMM.
- Breadth: a turnkey platform, an API, one-click poker, Spins, poker clubs and in-store poker, with 30 to 40-plus variants including mixed games.
- More than 200 projects in 41 countries, and the WePlay Poker Network for operators who want shared liquidity.
Side by side
The comparison
What you get
- Evenbeter
- A standalone (turnkey) poker platform, a standalone poker API, or a branded skin on the WePlay Poker Network.[2]
- PokerEnginePro
- The whole platform: engine, games, tournaments, ledger, back office and compliance, licensed to you.
Where it runs
- Evenbeter
- Offered by the vendor; no self-hosted or source-code option published.[2]
- PokerEnginePro
- Your cloud, your data centre or ours — any Kubernetes, from one chart.
Liquidity
- Evenbeter
- Your own pool on the standalone platform, or shared liquidity on the WePlay Poker Network.[2]
- PokerEnginePro
- Your own player pool, across all your markets; regional pools for larger operators.
Games
- Evenbeter
- 30 to 40-plus variants, mixed games included.[1]
- PokerEnginePro
- 20-plus variants on one engine — Hold'em, Omaha, Short Deck, Stud, Razz, Draw, Badugi and mixed games — chosen per market.
Formats
- PokerEnginePro
- Cash games, Sit & Go, scheduled MTTs, satellites, bounties and fields of 10,000; agents and affiliates built in, private and invite-code rooms live.
Licences and testing
- Evenbeter
- MGA B2B licence; Danish and Swedish supplier licences; GLI, iTech Labs and BMM testing; ISO 27001.[1]
- PokerEnginePro
- Built for GLI-19, certification kit ready. The licence stays with the operator.
Rules per market
- Evenbeter
- Not published.[2]
- PokerEnginePro
- Each market's rules as a signed rule pack: 22 markets, 503 tested scenarios.
Player accounts and data
- Evenbeter
- Not published.[2]
- PokerEnginePro
- In your own database, with export and erasure per player.
Money
- Evenbeter
- Not published.[2]
- PokerEnginePro
- A double-entry ledger, reconciled every night; play money and real money kept apart; stablecoin deposits and withdrawals.
Devices
- Evenbeter
- HTML5, desktop, iOS and Android.[1]
- PokerEnginePro
- A web client for desktop and phone, and native iOS and Android apps.
Commercial terms
- Evenbeter
- Not published.[2]
- PokerEnginePro
- A platform licence, self-hosted or hosted; talk to us.
Who should choose which
Evenbeter suits an operator who wants a proven supplier to run poker for it: certificates in hand, awards on the shelf, and the option of shared liquidity on the WePlay Poker Network from day one.
PokerEnginePro suits an operator who wants the platform itself: installed in its own cloud or jurisdiction, with each market's rules as a signed rule pack and every chip on its own double-entry ledger.[2][4]
What self-hosting gives you
When the platform runs in your own infrastructure, your regulator, your auditors and your engineers can see all of it. Upgrades happen during play, on your schedule. Player data stays in your database, in the jurisdiction you choose.
- One Helm chart, on any Kubernetes.
- Upgrades without closing the tables.
- Export and erasure per player, on request.
EvenBet Gaming is now Evenbeter
EvenBet Gaming rebranded as Evenbeter in August 2026, and evenbetgaming.com now redirects to evenbeter.com. The company, products and network are the same; only the name changed.[3]
Questions
Asked and answered
Is PokerEnginePro part of, or approved by, Evenbeter?
No. PokerEnginePro is an independent poker platform. Evenbeter and EvenBet are trademarks of their owner, and this page compares the two from public information.
Are EvenBet Gaming and Evenbeter the same company?
Yes. EvenBet Gaming rebranded as Evenbeter in August 2026.[3]
Can I host Evenbeter's platform myself?
Evenbeter does not publish a self-hosted or source-code option. It offers a turnkey platform, an API and a skin on the WePlay Poker Network.[2]
Is PokerEnginePro certified like Evenbeter?
Not yet. PokerEnginePro is built for GLI-19, with the certification kit ready, and the licence stays with the operator.
Does PokerEnginePro have a network like WePlay?
No. Each operator runs its own pool, across all its markets where regulators allow, with regional pools for the largest.
Method
Facts about other companies come from their own pages and from trade press, listed here with the date each was last checked. Facts about PokerEnginePro describe the platform itself. Where a company does not publish something, the page says so instead of guessing. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will correct it.
Last reviewed 7 October 2026
Sources
- [1]Evenbeter: home page — Evenbeter, checked 7 October 2026
- [2]Evenbeter: products — Evenbeter, checked 7 October 2026
- [3]EvenBet Gaming officially rebrands as Evenbeter — iGaming Business, checked 7 October 2026
- [4]EvenBet Gaming wins Poker Supplier of the Year at EGR B2B Awards 2026 — AGB, checked 7 October 2026
- [5]EvenBet Gaming unveils Spins poker — AGB, checked 7 October 2026
Evenbeter, EvenBet Gaming and WePlay Poker Network are trademarks of their respective owner. PokerEnginePro is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Evenbeter.
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