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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…
Gambling’s Insider Problem Goes Beyond Match-Fixing
Recent cases involving election bets, lottery systems and basketball raise a shared question for gambling businesses: can their controls identify how a bettor acquired…
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…
Interview with Claudia Heiling: Technology Must Create Practical Value
Golden Whale's Claudia Heiling explains how machine learning can support player-engagement decisions, and urges operators to judge AI suppliers by measurable results, meaningful benchmarks…
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When Does Sports Content Become Gambling Advertising?
An Italian consultation and Australian enforcement cases ask different legal questions. Together, they show why a sports format tells you little about a publication’s commercial function.
When Gambling Advertising Works, What Counts as Success?
Research on gambling promotion raises a question that acquisition figures cannot answer: when a campaign generates more activity, whose interests does that success serve?
Finland’s Market Is Opening. When Can Operators Start Marketing?
Finland’s licensing process is under way, but new entrants cannot market gambling yet. The transition separates approval, technical readiness and permission to advertise, with restrictions continuing after the…
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Revenue, player activity and sportsbook performance in selected regulated markets.
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