Impact of GeoComply Patent Invalidation on Geolocation Tech

The recent invalidation of GeoComply’s anti-location spoofing patent by the U.S. Federal Circuit Court signals a crucial shift in the realm of geolocation technology, particularly in the gaming and sports betting industry. By rejecting GeoComply’s patent claims, the court has underscored that foundational technology services, especially those integral to compliance, cannot be monopolized by a […]
Penn and Wynn’s Q3 Reports Reveal a Dramatic Shift

Weakness Shifts from Lower-End Customers to Mid- and High-Spending Gamblers. In recent years, the gambling industry has seen substantial shifts in customer spending habits across different demographic segments. Historically, lower-tier patrons – those whose budgets are more susceptible to economic changes – have been the first to pull back, showing early signs of economic sensitivity. […]
Sports Betting Advertising Bill S-269 Headed to the House of Commons

The Canadian Senate has officially approved Bill S-269, a significant piece of legislation aimed at establishing a national framework for sports betting advertising. This bill comes in response to the rapid growth of the sports betting market in Canada and seeks to address concerns surrounding the regulation of advertising practices in the industry. Bill S-269 […]
AC Milan Partners with Spribe’s Aviator: Integrating Crash Games into the Official Partner Lineup

AC Milan’s recent partnership with Spribe’s Aviator introduces a different kind of collaboration to the club’s roster of official partners. This venture brings a crash game into the sponsorship lineup—a genre known for its simplicity, high engagement, and rapidly increasing appeal. It’s part of a larger trend where clubs, leagues, and associations are beginning to […]
Machine Learning – Golden Whale produces huge gains in optimization beyond the one-size-fits-all approach

By Eberhard Dürrschmid – CEO, Golden Whale Productions For the last 18 months, both technologies have been lauded as ‘game changers’ for the iGaming industry. And they most certainly are. But from our experience, there is somewhat of a ‘knowledge gap’ when it comes to making the most of AI and ML for gaming companies. […]
Blockchain in KYC and Fraud Detection in iGaming

The iGaming industry necessitates enhanced security and compliance due to increasing regulatory demands and fraud risks. Blockchain offers innovative solutions by streamlining KYC processes, enabling decentralized data storage, and empowering user-controlled identity verification. Additionally, its immutable records and smart contracts enhance fraud detection, promoting security and trust among operators and players.
Women in Gaming: Strategies and Opportunities to Conquer LATAM

At the SBC Miami panel, I presented on effective marketing in gaming, emphasizing audience understanding for success in the LATAM market. Women’s associations were highlighted for empowering professionals, developing mentoring networks, enhancing industry diversity, and promoting equal pay. This event underscored the critical role of women in shaping the gaming industry’s future.
Predictive Power: From Betting Markets to Broader Markets

Predictive analytics, rooted in the gaming industry, forecasts outcomes by analyzing data to enhance risk management and player engagement. Its applications have expanded into finance, healthcare, and retail, optimizing decisions and outcomes. This evolution reflects the transformative power of analytics, with gaming pioneering insights that benefit various sectors.
How the 2024 Election Could Unleash a Gambling Boom

The 2024 U.S. election results signal significant potential for the gambling industry, with federal and state reforms poised to enhance sports betting and iGaming. Donald Trump’s victory fosters investor confidence, promoting expansion and technological innovation. State-level legalization efforts are growing, and the U.S. may become a global model for regulated gambling practices.
Missouri Legalizes Sports Betting in a Historic Vote

Missouri has legalized sports betting, becoming the 39th state to do so after the narrow passage of Amendment 2. Regulated by the Missouri Gaming Commission and expected to launch by December 1, 2025, this initiative aims to enhance sports fan engagement and boost state revenue while attracting tourism and participation.