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“Operators should modernise what holds them back, not rebuild everything”
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“The days of off-the-shelf catalogues are long gone”
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“A one-to-one conversation with every player, every moment”
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“Behind The Gloves brings the industry into the ring”
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“Saying no is way harder than saying yes”
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A Licence Is Not a Viable Product: Poker, Exchanges and the Economics of Liquidity
Betsson’s French poker approvals and Betfair’s announced Italian withdrawal expose a question licensing announcements rarely answer: can enough compatible customers meet often enough to…
From Free Spins to the Tax Return: Can Operators Trace Every Bonus?
A bonus can move through marketing, a supplier’s wallet and several games before it reaches the tax return. With Remote Gaming Duty already at…
What Makes a Gambling Sanction Work?
A large fine makes a headline. Evidence that a failed control now works is harder to produce. The Star case and a Swedish enforcement…
Interview with Richard Ganster: Why Greentube asks about game two before building game one
Greentube's Richard Ganster explains why sequel potential must shape a game's initial brief, how regulation can inspire distinctive features, and where the studio draws…
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Coolbet and the Cost of Building a B2B Gambling Business
Coolbet’s proposed job cuts reveal the different economics of serving players and supplying operators. Sega Sammy’s disclosures put platform migration, fixed costs and integration under scrutiny.
The Same Players, Two Gambling Markets
New British research documents the overlap between licensed and illegal gambling. Evidence from the Netherlands, Sweden and Malta examines what that means for player protection.
Prediction Markets Are Growing. What Do the Numbers Actually Prove?
Trading volume can show activity without proving new demand, reliable liquidity or a sustainable business. This analysis sets out the evidence operators should request before committing their customers,…
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- Interview with Adam Lewis: A one-to-one conversation with every player, every moment
- Interview with Adam Mateja: Operators should modernise what holds them back, not rebuild everything
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