Superbet has opened a new 600 sq m office in the Polish capital of Warsaw, forming part of the operator’s “long-term ambitions” for the Eastern European market.
The office, which is based in the Mokotów district, becomes Superbet’s second hub in Poland alongside its existing Katowice space.
The new hub was designed by Ciesielska Architektura Studio, with the office divided into zones represented by different sports, such as football, tennis and basketball.
Alongside open common spaces, the new Superbet office also includes a kitchen, town hall area, relaxation zone and games room with a darts board and table tennis.
A market leader in its native Romania, Superbet has made gains in Poland, where its biggest challengers come in the shape of Entain-owned STS, Banijay Gaming’s Betclic and Fortuna Entertainment Group.
The Warsaw office is one of Superbet’s six core office locations, including its headquarters in Bucharest, London, Belgrade, São Paulo and Zagreb.
The Romanian firm also runs satellite hubs in Leeds, Malta, Rome, Cyprus, Dublin, the Slovakian city of Žilina as well as Katowice.
The business has more than 80 live job roles listed on its corporate site at the time of writing, including five openings in Poland.
Speaking to EGR, Superbet Poland general manager Łukasz Seweryniak explained how the new office represented a significant milestone in the operator’s Polish strategy.
Seweryniak said: “The opening of our new Warsaw office is a milestone that reflects both our rapid growth and long-term ambitions for the Polish market.
“It’s much more than just a functional workspace – it’s a hub for collaboration, creativity and shared momentum. Every detail of the interior captures the dynamic, competitive spirit of the Superbet brand, with references to sport and performance embedded in every room.
“Our goal was to create a space that aligns with the modern standards of workspace design, while remaining consistent with the unique style and identity of Superbet offices worldwide.
“We also wanted the kitchen to be more than just a place to grab coffee – it’s the heart of our Warsaw office; a cozy space for spontaneous conversations, team bonding and creative exchange.”
Earlier this year, Superbet secured a €1.3bn (£1.1bn) refinancing agreement with Blackstone to support its global expansion plans, including making inroads in the recently regulated Brazilian market.
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