Half a million tried, only 400 made the cut: A look at the first-ever World Solitaire Championship
Global qualifying tournament drew over half a million players competing to be in the live finals
400 top Solitaire players from around the globe were flown to Miami to compete for the big prize
The National Institute for Play highlights how gaming offers challenge, relief, and meaningful engagement - helping players thrive across generations
The National Institute for Play highlights how playgrounds - and the simple act of swinging - foster connection, movement, and joy for all generations
From quiet self-discovery to joyful connection, the National Institute for Play explores how solo and social play enrich our lives
Neuroscience proves play isn’t just for kids. The National Institute for Play shares why embracing play as adults is essential for health, resilience, and joy
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
Uri Pearl, Head of Marketing at the Tel Aviv-based gaming company, spoke to CTech about Papaya’s plans to expand to the UK market
FinOps is an ongoing journey, a neverending one.
Companies offer many diverse activities to their employees, but have you ever heard of participating in a car race as part of the work routine?
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.
New management positions have been added to support the hi-tech company's ongoing growth and development.
Geektime partnered with Gal Lerman, our Senior Backend Engineer, to discuss the trials and tribulations of DB migration at Papaya.
Papaya chose an ideal location with a 360-degree view, inviting workstations, luxurious kitchens, and, of course, a PLAY room.
Israel's biggest Night Run event was held this evening in dedication to the residents of Otef Israel and the IDF and security forces. The race was kicked off by Mayor Ron Huldai.
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.
The Israeli high-tech company will support the Israeli delegation at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Oriel Bachar, the company's CEO: "It’s a great honor."
In this podcast, Vladik Yermolaev, R&D Group Manager at PAPAYA, shares the solutions the company has found to achieve balanced and healthy growth while assisting and supporting its employees.
This year, following the events of October 7, residents of Otef Israel, IDF soldiers, and security and rescue forces are entitled to a 50% discount.
Tune in to N12's latest podcast featuring Uri Pearl, where they delve into the evolving concerns surrounding user privacy and its new regulations.
As the leaders of the economy, high-tech must redefine its social responsibility.
The legal advisor role requires flexibility, dynamism, and the ability to stand firm, especially in the ever-changing reality of Israel.
Bella Bangayev, Director of Talent Acquisition at Papaya, spoke in an "HR at a Time of War" panel.
"In a supermarket, every shelf is placed for a specific reason. The same goes for every element in a mobile game.”
Israeli gaming company PAPAYA has announced that it has appointed Lital Parush-David as its VP HR.
Papaya has been recognized by Dun’s 100 as one of the top 50 high-tech companies in Israel to work for.
Over the last few months, the situation in Israel has presented significant challenges for companies and organizations. Is it still possible to recruit employees?
Following the tragic events on October 7th, Israel, the country where Papaya was established, is facing a complex situation, forcing thousands of citizens to adapt to a new reality.
High-tech company Papaya initiates an experiential tournament platform for children and families evacuated from their homes in the Gaza envelope.
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.
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.
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 Pride theater gives power and freedom of expression that doesn't exist in other places."
As part of the sponsorship, a donation will be granted to Marsha College, the world's first proud college, providing professional training of all types to transgender community members.
Yonatan Zvik, VP Product at Papaya Gaming, talks about the gaming industry and employee recruitment during a time when more and more companies are disappearing.
Women in tech: Who are they? What brought them into the world of technology? And do they feel any discrimination in the field? This time: Julia Namatz, Project Manager at Papaya Gaming.
In a festive ceremony held at Reichman University, Papaya Gaming granted scholarships to 25 students. The scholarships were awarded based on unique projects and breakthroughs in various fields.
Lilach Romano, VP of HR at Papaya Gaming, joined CTech to discuss women's opportunities in the workplace and society in general.
In the past year, Papaya Gaming has hired 107 employees and is expected to grow by approximately 70 more throughout the year.
The company has encountered mixed reactions due to a decision made by the CEO of Papaya Global, a different company, to withdraw the company's funds from Israel.
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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