Gerardo Prieto, Chief Information Security Officer at The Mill Adventure, argues that a falling fraud-catch rate may mean controls have stopped seeing the sophisticated attacks, not that they have stopped arriving. Identity checks in regulated gambling were built around cost: faking a document and a face at the same time used to be slow and expensive. Gerardo Prieto argues that cost has collapsed. Prieto is CISO at The Mill Adventure, so his prescription of AI-driven behaviou

Stage one of financial risk assessments obliges Great Britain's largest operators to buy, build and integrate a data supply chain that did not exist as a regulated category before this July. The winners will be decided by match rates, per-query pricing and integration quality that nobody has published. This is the anatomy of that supply chain, and of the two numbers the debate is missing: what the machinery costs, and whether it is right. On 7 July 2026 the Gambling Commissio

The prediction-markets fight is usually read as a turf war between the CFTC and state regulators. For US sportsbook operators and their B2B suppliers, the more immediate question is what a single federal licence does to a business built on fifty state ones, and why capital and distribution are already moving before the courts decide. The legal fight around prediction markets has largely been framed as a jurisdictional dispute between the CFTC and state AGs. For US sportsbook