Pulse
Standing out in the Prediction Markets Gold Rush
Ed, recent acquisitions have highlighted just how quickly prediction markets are evolving. Beyond the headline deal values, what do they tell us about how investors and major operators now view the sector?The pace of change is extraordinary. There are obvious parallels with the years immediately after PASPA when sports betting was opening up ...
Stop looking in the Rear-View Mirror
Max, what gaps convinced you there was room for Blask?The gap wasn't subtle. iGaming is a hundred-billion-dollar industry that makes decisions like it's 2005. Operators were running on gut feel, quarterly reports, and whatever their affiliates ...
Cracking the World Cup Code
Darren, by the final whistle, Sportradar processed around 350 million betting tickets. What does a dataset of that scale reveal that an individual operator might not see?It gives us a much more holistic view. The 350 million tickets come from ...The Hidden Cost of Legacy Affiliate Platforms
David, many operators still rely on affiliate platforms that were built a decade or more ago. Why do so many ...
The Early Advantage: BetConstruct’s World Cup AI Playbook
Gegham, central to your World Cup campaign was the view that operators who waited until the tournament began ...
Why absolute transmission stability is critical to DS Virtual Gaming
Founded in 2005, DS Virtual Gaming is driven by a single goal: to bring technical stability and content-led ...
Engagement Beyond the Game
For a long time, the real-money industry operated under a fairly straightforward assumption: build enough games, ...
Small Windows, Big Impact: The Rise of Fast-Betting Content
For those who aren’t already familiar with the concept, what is meant by the term fast-betting/fast-paced content ...
Mourinho joins GR8_TECH’s Champions Club
Oleksandr, why Mourinho and what will his role be within Champions Club beyond being a name attached to it?Because ...
Why iGaming Needs to Rethink Personalisation
Fraser, you’ve said that personalisation is talked about far too generically. When operators say ...
