Following its recognition on the ‘Duns 100’ list for the second consecutive year, Co-Founder & CTO Andrey Birman reveals the key to the success of his first company.
Ori was the seventh employee who joined the company. Four years later, she manages a team of 33 employees, striving to balance between classic gaming favorites and present trends.
The gaming company invited the Barcelona star and former Brazil national team player to celebrate with the employees at a "Happy Hour" held in his honor. Yoni Zvik, VP of Product: "We invited Ronaldin
This year, the sponsorship for the race is provided by the Israeli hi-tech company PAPAYA, which developed a unique mobile tournament platform that has already conquered the world.
Papaya Gaming changes its name to "Papaya" and, as part of the new branding process, updates its logo and acquires the domain PAPAYA.COM.
The company made headlines in February after making efforts to distance itself from Einat Gaz's "Papaya Global" company once again, this time in a viral video.
FinOps is an ongoing journey, a neverending one.
We are honored to support Israel's Olympic team as they proudly represent Israel on the world's most significant stage.
If you're watching the new season of "The Amazing Race" on Keshet 12, you've probably seen our latest campaign.
In the fast-evolving landscape of skill-based, real-money gaming (RMG), the ability to make informed, data-driven decisions has become a cornerstone for success.
In the past few months, a unique project has filled the Papaya office corridors with excitement, creating massive hype.
When Papaya Gaming offered Yonatan Zvik to join the founding team, he identified a young company with great potential, taking its first steps. Today, he explains how that same company became a field
Meet Papaya, a young tech company that developed an innovative tournament platform allowing players to earn money based on their skills in casual games.
Its games are storming app stores in the U.S., but the Israeli company is looking to grow its portfolio before seeking new funds.
Israeli company Papaya Gaming accumulated 4 million downloads thanks to two mobile games that allow users to compete against each other and earn real money.
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