EGT took the Best Land-Based Game Feature prize from SiGMA Asia Awards 2026 for the second consecutive year

EGT has received the Best Land-Based Game Feature accolade at the SiGMA Asia Awards 2026 on June 1 for its multi-level progressive jackpot, Sheng Sheng Bu Xi.

Press release.- For the second year in a row, EGT received the accolade in the Best Land-Based Game Feature category of SiGMA Asia Awards 2026. At a glamorous ceremony held on June 01, the company has been distinguished for the outstanding results of its multi-level progressive jackpot Sheng Sheng Bu Xi.

The product is part of EGT’s family of Asian-themed solutions. Featuring an eye-catching outlook in combination with great winning chances, lots of free spins and multipliers, Sheng Sheng Bu Xi takes players to a world in which growth knows no bounds. It is available in 2 titles – Bonus Boom and Bonus Craze, and provides an exhilarating experience on 4 levels, filled with special symbols, triggering unique bonus functionalities. The different coloured symbols add even more thrill to the game, as they hold the power to unleash a jackpot combo that brings an extra layer of adventure and entertainment. Powered by the Exciter IV platform and compatible with the slot cabinets from the Supreme, General and Phoenix Series, Sheng Sheng Bu Xi is already present in numerous gaming establishments globally, where it has been demonstrating exceptional performance.

Mariana Manchina, director of EGT Philippines Corp., commented: “It is an honour to us to be acknowledged by the SiGMA Asia Awards again. Following the success of Zhao Cai Shuang Yu last year, the prize for Sheng Sheng Bu Xi is eloquent proof that our Asian-themed products are widely accepted by players, operators, and the professional gaming community as a whole. I would like to thank our customers, partners and friends for their continuous support and recognition, as well as our team, without whose creativity, talent and passion for innovation we would not have been able to have these remarkable achievements.”