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Interview with Lee McFarland and Claire Osborne: Behind The Gloves brings the industry into the ring
Lee McFarland and Inspired’s Claire Osborne on the 7th Punch, the purpose behind Midnight Mayhem, and what it takes to bring the industry into the ring.
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Interview with Savvas Fellas: Saying no is way harder than saying yes
MrQ founder Savvas Fellas built a company out of frustration with his suppliers. He explains why it stays UK-only, why saying no is harder than saying yes, and what a forty per…
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When the Regulator Asks Why This Player Received This Offer
Scrutiny of sportsbook personalisation is reaching the decisions behind the offer: which customer data mattered, which safeguards intervened, and who can explain the result.
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Who Pays When Gambling Taxes Rise?
Who bears higher gambling taxes? UK company accounts and Dutch market data trace the effects on earnings, advertising and players, with three explanatory charts.
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