K36's smart personalisation achieves 라이브 바카라 UI/UX Platform Provider 2025 award at SiGMA Asia
K36 walked away with the 라이브 바카라 UI/UX Platform Provider 2025 award at SiGMA Asia in Manila on June 2, 2025. This is not K36’s first appearance at SiGMA World; in 2024, they were featured as the cover story for SiGMA Magazine for Dubai. The company’s AI-driven B2B platform caught judges’ attention for its outstanding customisation features and solid performance metrics. The ceremony unfolded at Conrad Hotel’s Forbes Ballroom, with BetConstruct powering the entire SiGMA Asia Awards ceremony, which drew industry professionals from across Asia-Pacific.
More than a trophy
You could sense the genuine pride of K36’s team when they collected their award. Their representative spoke candidly about what this means: “We’re honoured to receive the 라이브 바카라 UI/UX Platform Provider of the Year award. This recognition reflects not just our design philosophy but the precision, empathy, and relentless iteration our team puts into every player’s journey.”
This wasn’t just luck or good timing. K36 has spent years building something different. They treat design like engineering infrastructure rather than pretty wallpaper. Every button, every screen transition, and every user flow gets scrutinised through data analysis first. Their platform runs on advanced AI optimisation that connects front-end experiences with back-end operations seamlessly.
Operators using K36’s system can fine-tune user interfaces, adjust risk management settings, and roll out multilingual support with surgical precision. The technical backbone includes cloud infrastructure that recovers data within four hours and maintains security standards that iGaming operators absolutely cannot compromise on.
Building tomorrow’s user experiences today
K36’s philosophy runs deeper than most companies dare to go. Their representative put it: “At K36, we don’t treat UI/UX as decoration — it’s infrastructure. Every element is built from a data-first perspective, balancing aesthetics with behavioural insights and micro-interaction feedback.”
This thinking shows up in how they handle real-time player behaviour analytics. Instead of collecting data for reports that gather dust, they feed insights directly back into interface improvements. The result? Platforms that actually learn and adapt as users interact with them.
But here’s where things get interesting. K36 has something cooking that could change how personalisation works entirely. They’re launching a dynamic UX personalisation engine that uses session-level AI learning. Think interfaces that reshape themselves based on whether someone’s a high-roller or weekend casual player. “This directly addresses the market’s growing demand for segmented retention without bloating the interface or overwhelming the user,” their representative revealed.
The SiGMA Asia win proves that thoughtful design isn’t just nice to have anymore. It’s become essential for survival in today’s iGaming landscape. Industry watchers eager to see what comes next should book their spots for SiGMA Euro-Med, happening in Malta from 1 to 3 September 2025.
