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The Invisible Sportsbook — Why Usability (Not Odds) Becomes the Next Moat
When odds and promos converge, the last moat is comprehension. The operators who compress time‑to‑confidence, not time‑to‑click, will own intent, trust, and margin. If odds and promos are commodities, what exactly are you competing on? Here’s the uncomfortable answer: time to confidence. Not time to click. Not time to bet. The operators that turn a visitor’s half‑formed intent into “I know what I’m doing and why” will own the only durable spread left in a market where prices


The Slot as a Service: Systems, Guardrails, and the End of Feature Bloat
As maths converge and IP costs climb, the durable edge in slots won’t be one more mechanic or a louder lobby. It will be the quiet competence of service design: telemetry-literate live-ops, truthful disclosures, and personalisation that’s visible to regulators and legible to players. Picture the next road-map review. Content costs are up; licenced IP is inflating; feature sets are heavier than last year and somehow harder to explain. The team can still ship faster, but the qu


Guide to Choosing the Right LLM for the Gambling Industry in 2025
The era of “let’s try an LLM” is over. In 2025, model choice shapes RG outcomes, AML throughput, margins—and the conversation you’ll have...
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