Key points:
- Superbet opened a new Warsaw office featuring sport-themed design elements, including rooms dedicated to football, basketball and tennis
- The facility emphasises employee wellness through physical activity areas and collaborative spaces
- The office opening supports Superbet's broader expansion strategy, following recent market entries and a €1.3bn refinancing agreement completed earlier in 2025
Superbet has unveiled its new office in Warsaw, Poland, marking the next step in the company’s continued expansion and development.
Divided into themed rooms inspired by sports such as football, basketball and tennis, the new workspace features relaxation zones, activity areas and open collaboration spaces.
According to Superbet, the design aims to encourage both physical wellness and creative thinking.
Good to know: Superbet credited Aleksandra Ciesielska (of Ciesielska Architektura) for the project's architectural design and execution
The Warsaw opening comes at a time of significant growth for Superbet. Earlier this year, the company secured €1.3bn ($1.5bn) in refinancing from Blackstone and HPS Investment Partners to support its expansion strategy.
The funds are expected to enable further investment in proprietary technology and facilitate mergers and acquisitions in key growth markets, including Brazil, where Superbet recently launched operations.
The operator has also pursued a range of partnerships to enhance its digital offerings, including collaborations with technology providers for gaming platform development.
In March 2025, for example, Superbet's Lucky7 Ventures division partnered with Splash Tech to launch the Lucky Rewards Wheel across its LuckyDays and SpinAway casino brands.
