It seems like all tech specialists with a stake in gaming are talking about AI right now, and EPIC Risk Management believes that this interest is more than justified. The gambling harm minimisation consultancy group recently signed a major partnership with Mindway AI, focused around supporting and delivering its educational and training resources as well as identifying and interacting with …
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BetGames: Twain Sport is delivering “true content innovation” for the casual bettor
We’ve all been in a situation where you’re unable to focus on just one device. You might be watching Netflix on your TV, flicking through TikTok on your phone and even maybe have an online shopping site open on your laptop. But with the rise of shorter, more attention-grabbing content, it is becoming increasingly difficult to engage with bettors – …
Read More »Bede Gaming: Advantages of lottery in the early days Canadian market
Canada has been catching a lot of attention in the international gaming space ever since the Ontario market was regulated in April, perhaps more so than its larger neighbour to the south. Market conditions in Canada’s largest province are not all smooth sailing, however, as Bede Gaming’s Chief Strategy Officer Alistair Boston-Smith observed in an interview with SBC Media. Noting …
Read More »Agnes Wasikowska: Bayes Esports is fighting for a more sustainable future in esports
Official or unofficial data? An ongoing battle which has raised many questions. But whilst official data is typically more costly, its benefits outweigh its downsides according to Agnes Wasikowska at Bayes Esports. As the Lead Product Manager, Wasikowska has helped oversee the development and execution of the company’s new esports odds exchange product, BODEX. The platform will provide a unified …
Read More »TVBET’s Peter Korpusenko: we are on the edge of something new
Now 10 months into 2022, many companies have turned their attention to plans for the year ahead. TVBET is one such company doing this, with plans to create more engaging games for players. In an interview at SBC Summit Barcelona, TVBET CEO Peter Korpusenko revealed that the live dealer game supplier was “on the edge of something new” in terms …
Read More »LSports: removing the need for data scouts ahead of the World Cup
Artificial intelligence has continued to generate a level of excitement in recent years, but what place does it have in the sports betting industry? According to LSports, this innovative technology can reduce the reliance on data scouts, and help provide more accurate statistics – something which will be increasingly relevant as the World Cup draws nearer. Yoav Ziv, Chief Revenue …
Read More »Glitnor Group’s David Flynn: celebrating strong growth across the board
Glitnor Group CEO David Flynn shared his experience of growing the firm’s affiliate business during the recent SBC Barcelona Summit, while talking more about prospects for the group in new markets. Looking first at market plans, he noted that the group as a whole is already active in most jurisdictions. “Our affiliation business for example – Latin America is a …
Read More »Mikael Lijtenstein, AstroPay: the Premier League, global expansion and new innovations
Over the course of the last year, AstroPay has been implementing plans to expanding its offering to users around the world – and with that has come a whole host of new products which CEO Mikael Lijtenstein is confident are delivering “the best possible solutions available” for its partners. In an interview with SBC, Lijtenstein delved into all things innovation …
Read More »Mike Van Ermen: North American licences herald ‘exciting times’ for FSB
Entering a new regulated market requires “a lot of expertise, experience and a lot of resources” to ensure you pass the litmus tests set by regulators according to Mike Van Ermen, VP of Business Development at FSB. Not only that, he said, these processes are fundamental for establishing a trusting relationship with both new and existing partners. Speaking at the …
Read More »FSB: how to solve the first-mover legacy tech conundrum
Becoming a first-mover in the US can have its advantages when it comes to gaining a competitive edge in securing market share. However, this may mean that companies adopt legacy technologies which ultimately cause headaches a few years down the road. In a conversation with SBC Leaders, FSB’s Bob Akeret, VP of Operations, and Mike Van Ermen, VP of Business …
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