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“The key to our success is our ability to identify new trends and opportunities” – Exclusive Q&A with Max Sevostianov, Chief Commercial Officer at Betbazar

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Following a year of formidable growth for the industry’s leading matchmaker and sales house, Betbazar, the company’s Chief Commercial Officer Max Sevostianov spoke to us about its success, the changing nature of sports betting with the advent of Esports and how AI is leading the way.

Congratulations on your two-year anniversary at Betbazar! Can you talk us through your vision when joining the company and how you and your team have created such record-breaking growth over the past year and a half?  

From the outside, I could always see that the iGaming industry held plenty of growth potential, so it was an ambition of mine to get involved. Given the business model and vision, Betbazar had and has, I knew it was something I wanted to be a part of. I have enough experience working in the B2B segment to know precisely how to build the proposition Betbazar offers.

Given the nature of recent global events, it’s been a challenging couple of years. Still, we have concentrated on analysing the sales processes and optimising our role as a global sales house.

I believe the key to our success is our ability to identify new trends and opportunities. We help our partners to integrate their content effectively. It has been crucial when dealing with a new concept such as Esports. During the pandemic, when top tier sports events were cancelled, we managed to support our clients by providing them with a new form of content.

Looking back at the last 18-months, what do you see as key to contributing to the company’s success?

A clear vision of what we want to achieve and a deep understanding of the types of products needed for our partners’ success has been essential. We have taken a data-driven approach to identify the right products for the right clients. We use transparent sales processes in the B2B segment, and we always try to find new approaches as well. Our priority is to build relationships, not only for the business side but also for growing human relationships. It has proven to be the best way to identify the client’s needs.

For example, we know that the modern player wants fast, engaging and easy-to-understand betting products. This audience needs to feel the integrity of the stats behind the product they are using. For example, our esports partner, BETER, is very popular with the millennial and GenZ age group as it has what they’re looking for. It made them an ideal candidate to become one of the industry’s favourite Esports providers. Such growth, where we can symbiotically benefit each other, is exactly what Betbazar is aiming for.

What do you believe differentiates Betbazar’s business model in terms of what you’re able to bring to your partners?

We’re unique in what we do, and our client-first approach is what makes us stand out. We learned during our journey that content creators often don’t have the sales capabilities they need. They can create the perfect product, but it can be challenging to find the perfect client. Betting providers are also constantly under pressure to identify which products will take off on their websites. Betbazar, as a global sales house, has expertise in B2B sales and clients needs. We help to choose the most appropriate product for the client. We also assist in managing the integration process to make sure it goes as smoothly as possible.

Your experience spans more than 20 years across both B2C and B2B, how do you feel your experience has contributed to what you’ve brought to Betbazar?

In my opinion, there is a connection between B2C and B2B sales in the betting business. We negotiate directly with the business, and we present the content they might be interested in. Yet the final user of this content is a B2C client, which is an audience whose needs must be taken into account while selling the product. Doing that effectively comes down to being able to build mutually beneficial relationships. It is another reason our business model has worked so well.

When I started working at Betbazar, I shaped the structure that helped us provide a client with all necessary information right after the connection was established. You need to understand that the betting business develops immensely fast, new products appear on the market in the blink of an eye, and it’s us who present them to the client. We constantly monitor and research the market to give our clients the latest trends and create a transparent information sharing process. This clarity is always the best way to retain clients for as long as possible. Experience in doing this is what I bring to the table.

Looking to this year in terms of betting, how much has the B2B and B2C landscape changed in the last year?

We saw a lot of mergers and acquisitions this year, including 888 with William Hill, DraftKings with Entain, Kindred with Abios. Companies are clearly looking to create in-house technology stacks and move away from outsourcing software. We are seeing huge companies looking to start-ups with a winning edge to offer technological and AI-driven solutions, and this is just the beginning. Next year we will likely see more M&A action for this reason – as the business case is clear for many to integrate their tech internally.

On the B2C side, the audience is changing. As we’ve seen with millennials and Gen Z, the way they want to be entertained evolves at the speed of technology, so an effective offering needs to be just as dynamic. Operators need the right insights and the right data to be able to keep up with this kind of fluid demand. How they want to be engaged, what devices they want to use, and what games they like are all in flux. A data-informed solution is the only way to achieve this.

Given your wide selection of products, which B2B supply-side verticals are going to prove key to 2022 success for operators?

No one is surprised that Esports betting is growing in popularity, and it will continue to increase. The priority for the B2B segment is to develop new products that cater to these needs. The integration process also has to be streamlined, which is why we’re seeing plenty of tech being integrated in-house.

I saw The International DOTA 2 tournament, and there is a lot going on in that, even I wasn’t always able to follow it! What became clear to me is that this type of player enjoys investigating different game mechanics. So, it is as important to provide new mechanics as it is to have unique content. The gamification of the betting process is becoming more important in this way.

The key now to attracting the audience is personalisation. It is by far the fastest route to a young audience today.   Modern content must include not only high-quality video, information about the players, statistics, but also a correct marketing approach should be applied to present the content in a favourable light.

Looking at the next few years – how much do you believe sportsbooks and casinos are going to be shaped by player demand and what’s going to change?

AI is going to play a much more significant role, and the collection of data to inform these processes will become a far bigger priority for sports betting providers. As a result, we will see more personalised betting for players. We are going to see more intuitive additions of sportsbooks to online casinos to maximise cross-selling and retain their existing audience.

New games will definitely be introduced to the market. I am sure in the upcoming years Esport will become just as popular as the regular sport, if not more popular.

Online betting will continue to grow as people adapt to a post-Covid world. Tech development will inevitably surprise us since we already know the betting industry is one of the most progressive in the world.

New approaches to responsible gaming will also appear as the industry grows. It will be a major step to creating a better customer experience and taking the sector to the next level.

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The Power of Data in Esports Betting: An Exclusive with DATA.BET’s Head of Sales Otto Bonning

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The European Gaming Congress 2024 concluded with resounding success, attracting nearly 200 participants who benefitted from premier learning and networking opportunities. In this exclusive Q&A, we’re proud to feature Otto Bonning, Head of Sales at DATA.BET, our Badge, Bracelet & Networking Break Sponsor, discussing the power of data and how DATA.BET leverages it to create innovative esports tools.

 

Otto, thank you for sitting with us for this interview! Could you start by sharing a bit about yourself and your experience at the European Gaming Congress 2024 from moderating the panel on “The Future of Esports: Opportunities and Challenges”?

The European Gaming Congress 2024 left a lasting impression on me, standing out for its particular format and engaging atmosphere. The event’s structure seamlessly blended educational panels packed with industry insights and an open, relaxed environment that encouraged meaningful interactions with both leaders and potential partners.

During the panel discussions, Lasha Kupatadze, CPO at Atlaslive, a leading B2B software provider, focused on key aspects such as personalization and the evolution of sportsbook tools to meet user demands. I appreciated Lasha’s emphasis on adapting products for operators, as these are critical discussions that align with the challenges the industry is actively navigating

SavageTech CEO and Founder Tom Jang Lemke, a former semi-pro esports player, recalled starting out by managing trading manually for his sportsbook while analyzing streams. He delivered a compelling B2C perspective on esports opportunities and overcoming challenges. What I particularly appreciated was how the panel’s topic was explored from different viewpoints, creating more value for all congress participants and sparking meaningful discussions.

 

DATA.BET places a strong emphasis on leveraging official data for developing new tools. Could you explain how official data contributes to enhancing user experience and driving revenue growth for your clients?

Official data is fundamental to DATA.BET’s approach in esports, where precision and reliability are paramount.

Firstly, official data from trusted sources like Bayes Esports and GRID, who work directly with tournament organizers, ensures the highest accuracy in betting, reducing errors and enhancing the overall user experience. Combining all that with our own trading and models makes for an industry leading esports product.

Also, official data has allowed us to expand our content offerings significantly. For example, the number of CS markets has increased by 33%, and betting lines now remain open twice as long compared to platforms without official data, providing players with a broader range of options.

Moreover, official data minimizes risks by providing precise and consistent information, allowing operators to build assurance and offer a transparent betting experience. When used effectively, official data enhances platform reliability, expands market opportunities, and improves user retention – ultimately driving higher revenue and profitability for operators.

 

DATA.BET’s Data Feed combines Odds Feed, Live Score Feed, and in-house Risk Management. How do these elements work together to create a seamless experience for operators and their users?

DATA.BET’s premium Odds Feed, Live Score Feed, and in-house Risk Management are all powered by official data from our partners. With a low latency of 50-200 milliseconds and official data sources, our feed delivers unmatched speed and reliability.

Operators benefit from extensive coverage of 30+ disciplines and dynamic markets, including Player Props and in-game events, while integrated Risk Management ensures balanced exposure and maximized profitability.

Our official data allows us to keep an open betting line twice as long as competitors. Also, the synergy between our highly qualified traders, who possess deep expertise in their disciplines, and the advanced mathematical models developed and regularly updated by our Data Science team enables us to deliver exceptional value to operators, enhancing their performance and profitability. For example, over the past year, our clients have experienced up to 90% GGR.

 

Your risk management system is an integral part of your product offering. What sets DATA.BET’s Risk Management apart from other solutions on the market?

DATA.BET’s Risk Management system distinguishes itself by combining the expertise of our dedicated in-house team with advanced automated tools, providing operators with risk mitigation and platform security.

Our team of experts thoroughly analyzes betting patterns, particularly those of potentially fraudulent players. With a deep understanding of behavioral tendencies and statistical insights, our specialists identify reliable and unreliable players, proactively anticipate possible issues, and vigilantly monitor for fraud. This data-driven approach enables them to define user profiles based on in-game actions, creating a nuanced view of player behavior that enhances risk assessment.

They also work closely with the Trading team, providing them with a broader, more detailed perspective on user activity. This collaboration is precious when suspicious actions are detected, as our team’s in-depth analysis helps evaluate groups of players, assess risks, and make informed decisions on appropriate next steps.

 

Given the rapid growth in the esports industry, what future trends do you foresee in how data-driven solutions will impact the betting market?

Firstly, as modern UI takes central stage in sportsbooks, platforms must offer advanced personalization options, letting operators adapt seamlessly to their branding and customer preferences. Our new Single Page Application (SPA) is designed to meet these evolving needs, with features that prioritize flexibility, speed, and a seamless user experience.

Secondly, we expect to see more features from traditional sports adapted and enhanced for the esports environment. This trend will bring proven engagement tactics into esports, tailored to its audiences’ specific dynamics and preferences. For instance, Bet Builder enables users to combine multiple markets into a single bet, offering a tailored and interactive experience that appeals to savvy bettors. Operators benefit through increased stake sizes, broader market utilization, and valuable data insights for tailored marketing efforts.

Furthermore, as there is still demand for casual, fast-bet options, betting solutions will incorporate features inspired by casino gaming, adapting them to esports’ individual tempo and appeal.

 

Lastly, what advice would you give operators looking to stay competitive by incorporating Esports data feeds and risk management systems?

Operators aiming to stay competitive should choose providers with a full range of offerings, including official data, strong trading teams, reliable data feeds, and versatile tools like Bet Builder, ensuring optimal profitability and player engagement.

Official data from trusted sources will be vital as it ensures accuracy, minimizes risks, and builds user confidence, which is crucial in the fast-paced, highly competitive esports market. Beyond speeding up processes, it enables operators to maximize profitability by offering more reliable options, keeping betting lines open longer, and reducing errors that can lead to financial losses.

Lastly, to succeed in esports, it’s essential to understand your audience’s behavior and stay informed about industry trends. Keep track of tournaments and invest in learning how to promote effectively. While implementing progressive features can enhance your platform, generating significant revenue from esports without a solid marketing strategy is challenging. Numerous examples exist where operators leverage marketing activities to promote major esports tournaments in their projects. It provides an additional boost to the events and drives substantial revenue.

Special thanks to Otto Bonning for expertly moderating the insightful panel “The Future of Esports: Opportunities and Challenges”.

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Navigating Blockchain’s Future in iGaming: Insights from Michał Ftouni, Head of Sales at Zondacrypto

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The European Gaming Congress 2024 concluded with resounding success, attracting nearly 200 participants who benefitted from premier learning and networking opportunities. In this exclusive interview, we are thrilled to host Michał Ftouni, Head of Sales at zondacrypto – our Selfie Mirror Sponsor – and a key voice on blockchain’s transformative impact in iGaming.

 

Given your extensive experience in fintech and payments, what key developments do you see as the most transformative for the iGaming industry when it comes to blockchain technology?

I would say that making use of the inherent nature of the blockchain, meaning the transparency, immutability and security of it, is the most disruptive and transformative development for the iGaming industry. Players are able to confirm that the outcome of games is fair and make sure they are not being tampered with. Their payments are also safe, quick and cheap, something that is highly sought after by players. Of course, one has to mention also the effect DeFi and web3 has had on iGaming, by adding great features like staking and yield farming which brings a whole new dimension to user engagement. As for merchants, blockchain technology reduces operational costs by cutting out intermediaries, enabling instant settlements, lowering transaction fees. The biggest advantage in my opinion is the adherence to compliance and regulation since everything on the blockchain is transparent and traceable. Every transaction is securely recorded and easily auditable. Last but not least, we have to talk about chargebacks and fraud. These are the biggest pain for merchants when it comes to payments, and blockchain technology completely eliminates these risks.

 

During the panel discussion on ‘Chain Reaction: Securing and Disrupting iGaming with Blockchain Innovations,’ you shared some compelling insights on how blockchain is transforming the industry. Could you expand on the unique perspectives you brought to the panel and how your experience at zondacrypto has influenced your views on blockchain’s role in iGaming?

At zondacrypto, we see blockchain as so much more than just a tool for payments. We see it as a foundation for reshaping the entire gaming experience. It’s not just a buzzword but a foundational technology for addressing key challenges in iGaming, such as trust, security, and efficiency. My insights are rooted in real-world applications we’ve implemented at zondacrypto, particularly through our zondacrypto pay gateway. For example, our payment solution uses blockchain technology to streamline payments and cross-border transactions, reduce costs, and ensure transparency in the payment flow. All are critical elements for operators catering to a global audience.

Additionally, my experience has taught me that blockchain’s potential extends beyond payments for iGaming. A key role is in enhancing trust through permanent and unchangeable records and smart contracts that automate processes like custom wagering limits, automated payouts or unique bonus structures. This means that iGaming companies can improve efficiency and build strong trust among their clients. Throughout the years, I’ve seen firsthand how blockchain can elevate player engagement and operational integrity. This leads me to believe that Blockchain Innovations are a game-changer for the industry.

 

Blockchain is often praised for its potential to enhance transparency and trust in various industries. What specific blockchain features do you believe are most beneficial for iGaming platforms, particularly in the areas of security and data management?

For iGaming platforms, the most valuable aspects of blockchain are decentralization, immutability, and its built-in cryptographic security. Decentralization eliminates the reliance on a single authority, which helps ensure that game outcomes are fair and tamper-proof. Immutability is crucial because it guarantees that once data, such as bets or transaction histories, is recorded, it can’t be altered—this builds a strong sense of trust with both players and operators. Lastly, the security provided by blockchain technology protects sensitive data like personal information and payment details, which significantly reduces the risk of breaches and fraud. These features make blockchain an ideal solution for addressing the unique challenges of the iGaming industry.

 

Since joining the cryptocurrency space in 2017, you’ve seen significant changes in the industry. How has the perception of blockchain evolved among iGaming stakeholders, and what misconceptions still persist?

Back then, there was a lot of skepticism around blockchain, particularly in the iGaming sector. Blockchain was often seen as a niche concept, mostly associated with speculation and volatility. Over time, iGaming stakeholders have become more aware of its practical benefits, especially in areas like transparency, security, and faster payments. However, some misconceptions persist. One common one is that implementing blockchain is overly complex or requires a complete overhaul of existing systems, which isn’t true—there are many plug-and-play solutions now available. Another is the idea that blockchain automatically means anonymity and is therefore linked to illegal activities, overlooking the advancements in compliance, like KYC-enabled systems, that make it secure and regulatory-friendly for businesses.

 

zondacrypto offers a range of B2B services, including crypto payment processing and OTC services. Could you share some insights into how these services have impacted gaming platforms, and what trends you anticipate in the near future for crypto in iGaming?

Our B2B services, especially crypto payment processing, have made a significant difference for gaming platforms by speeding up transactions, lowering costs, and enabling operators to cater to players globally. For instance, quick settlements and reduced fees give operators a competitive edge, while OTC services are perfect for managing larger transactions, particularly for VIP players. Looking ahead, I expect stablecoins to gain more traction because they address concerns about crypto volatility while keeping the benefits of blockchain intact. Another big trend I see is the growing use of NFTs within games—not just as collectibles but as tools that enhance player engagement and create new revenue streams for operators.

 

As zondacrypto expands its footprint across the EU, what challenges do you face in driving blockchain adoption, and how are you working to overcome them, particularly in the iGaming sector?

One of the biggest challenges we face is navigating the regulatory landscape, which varies significantly across EU countries. Some jurisdictions are very supportive of blockchain innovation, while others remain cautious or unclear about their policies. To address this, we actively engage with regulators, provide education, and advocate for clear, fair rules that balance innovation with compliance.

We must of course mention the upcoming implementation of the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation by December 2024 which marks a significant milestone for the crypto industry, as it will introduce a unified regulatory framework across all EU member states, providing much-needed clarity for businesses operating in the space. As zondacrypto was one of the first centralized exchanges to be fully MiCA-ready, it will allow us to streamline operations and scale more effectively across multiple markets.

Another challenge is convincing traditional gaming platforms to embrace blockchain. There’s often hesitation due to concerns about complexity or the resources needed for integration. To overcome this, we focus on demonstrating how blockchain simplifies operations, reduces costs, and enhances trust. Sharing real-world success stories and showing the long-term value of blockchain solutions have been effective strategies in driving adoption.

 

Looking ahead, how do you envision blockchain continuing to disrupt and reshape the iGaming landscape over the next five years? Are there any upcoming innovations from zondacrypto that you’re particularly excited to share?

Over the next five years, I see blockchain becoming deeply embedded in the iGaming industry, not just for payments but across the entire gaming experience. We’ll likely see innovations like DAOs giving players a voice in decision-making, blockchain-based loyalty programs enhancing player retention, and NFTs creating new ways for players to own and trade in-game assets. These developments will make gaming more interactive and engaging while giving players more control.

We’re particularly excited about enhancing zondacrypto pay with a strong focus on MiCA compliance to align with the EU’s evolving regulatory framework. By integrating MiCA-compliant features, we aim to provide gaming operators with a secure, transparent, and fully regulated payment solution that meets the highest standards. This will not only ensure smooth, legally sound operations but also build trust with operators and players alike, solidifying blockchain’s role as a dependable foundation for iGaming transactions.

Michał Ftouni provided his valuable insights at the European Gaming Congress 2024 as a panelist at the discussion  “Chain Reaction: Securing and Disrupting iGaming with Blockchain Innovations”, and with his Keynote Presentation “Leveling up your payments with crypto”.

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Interview with Jamie Wall: How to Create an iGaming Company

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Are you fascinated by the world of iGaming? Want to start your own online gaming company but don’t know how? Get ready to find all your answers today. To help navigate the ins and outs of the iGaming world, we sat down with Jamie Wall—a former game developer at NetEnt with deep expertise in casino mechanics.

The upcoming article highlights all the important aspects of that interview. The conversation was very detailed. Read on, and you’ll gain enough knowledge to start your own company.

Thank you for joining us today, Jamie. First, please give us an overview of the different types of companies in the iGaming industry. Also, why is it important to learn about them?

Jamie Wall: Absolutely, it’s a pleasure to be here! See, the domain of the iGaming industry is spread across a wide range of businesses. Each company may focus on a different type of gaming. So, before you create one for yourself, it is important to understand all the available types. By doing so, you can choose which one works best for you. You can focus on one type of gaming, like online casinos, or offer more than one.

The core categories include online casinos, sports betting sites, esports betting sites, and poker rooms.

Can you please elaborate further?

Jamie Wall: Online casinos are virtual platforms that allow people to play traditional casino games without leaving their homes. Players can enjoy games like slots, blackjack, roulette, and baccarat on their computers or mobile devices. These games are designed to be easy to play, have simple rules, and are rich in exciting features.

Live dealer games are one of the most popular features of online casinos today. These are run by real-life hosts to replicate the feeling of a physical casino.

Sports betting is another big part of the iGaming market. It allows players to bet on sports like football, basketball, horse racing, and more from the comfort of their homes. You can access these iGaming sites via computers/smartphones and predict the outcome of your favorite sporting event.

Live betting is a popular aspect of sports betting. These companies allow users to watch live scores and bet accordingly, in addition to making predictions before the start of a match.

Besides conventional sports, many modern betting sites now offer esports betting. This means players can place bets on online gaming tournaments of popular video games like League of Legends, Dota 2, or Fortnite.

What are some of the main challenges and opportunities in the iGaming sector today?

Jamie Wall: The iGaming industry is a doorway to many opportunities. One of them is global growth. Today, online gambling is legal in many countries, and the number is increasing. This means gaming businesses have the potential to reach new players around the world and expand.

Technological advancement is another perk that benefits iGaming company owners. Innovations like virtual reality (VR) and blockchain improve the gaming experience. Also, most online gaming platforms nowadays are safer than ever.

However, the industry is still not free from challenges. For instance, regulatory issues are a big concern. Different countries have different rules, which makes the entire process of setting up a company often a bit complicated. Another challenge is security. Yes, technology is a helpful tool in this regard, but it has also aided fraud and cyber-attacks.

Lastly, a high level of competition is a challenge. There are many iGaming companies out there, so finding a way to stand out is a must for new businesses. Luckily, there are ways. It’s tough, not impossible.

How can one build trust with players when starting an iGaming platform?

Jamie Wall: To build trust, ensure your site is safe, fair, and easy to understand. The calculation is that simple. Use secure ways for players to pay, and make sure they know the rules. Having a customer support team ready to help when players need it is important. This shows players that you care about them and their experience.

What are the key steps for someone looking to launch their own iGaming company?

Jamie Wall: Starting an iGaming company takes careful planning and decision-making. The first thing you need to do is decide what type of iGaming business you want to create. There are different types, like online casinos, sports betting, poker, or esports betting. Each of these options has its audience and market.

For example, sports betting is very popular, but if you want to stand out, you might consider focusing on esports betting, which has less competition. Understanding the market and picking the type you believe will do well is important.

Once you’ve decided on your business type, the next step is choosing where to operate your iGaming company. This is a very important decision because different countries have different rules and taxes regarding online gambling. Some countries make setting up an iGaming company easier, while others have stricter rules. For example, Malta is a trendy choice. Another option is Curacao. It’s easier and cheaper to get a license there. Gibraltar is also a good choice.

The next task is finding a reliable software provider. Look for a software provider for online casinos that has developed various games. You’ll need a collection of those. The software should handle several elements if you plan to run a sports betting site. These are live odds, bets, and sports data feeds.

Another important step is setting up a secure and reliable payment interface. Players must be able to deposit and withdraw money easily via credit cards, e-wallets, and bank transfers.

If your iGaming company targets players in specific countries, supporting local currencies and payment methods is important.

Lastly, ensure your platform has strong security features to protect your users’ personal and financial information. This is very important because players need to trust that their information is protected when using your iGaming platform.

What advice would you give to someone about choosing the proper licensing authority for their iGaming business?

Jamie Wall: Consider several factors when choosing the proper jurisdiction and licensing authority for your iGaming business. First, look at the regulations in each country. Different countries have different rules. Some countries have strict regulations, while others may have more relaxed rules.

Next, consider the tax rates in each location. Taxes can have a big impact on your business. The cost and time needed to get a license vary from country to country. Some jurisdictions have a quick and affordable process. On the flip side, others may take longer and cost more. Paying attention to this is crucial.

Another important factor is the jurisdiction’s reputation. A license from a reliable authority can boost a company’s credibility, attract players, and help the business grow.

iGaming is associated with affiliate programs. So, if my aim is to get a high return on investment, what is the best way to handle these partnerships?

Jamie Wall: With so many options, things can get overwhelming. I do understand that. But here is the trick:

  1. Avoid going random.
  2. Focus on choosing the right affiliates who align with your market.
  3. Don’t forget to keep track of performance and adjust strategies where needed.
  4. Maintain open communication
  5. Build long-term relationships for bigger ROI over the period.

Lastly, what are the essential features that make an iGaming platform successful?

Jamie Wall: For an iGaming platform to be successful, several key features are necessary. The platform should be easy to navigate. Players should be able to find games, place bets, and manage their accounts without confusion.

An iGaming site should be rich in games. For casinos, this could include popular options like slots, roulette, blackjack, and poker. Various sports and live betting options should be available for sports betting platforms. In simple words, players or punters should never run out of options.

Another quality of every successful platform, like the ones reviewed by the experts at iGaming company Gamblizard, is its mobile friendliness. The number of mobile gamers is large, so a platform should work smoothly on both mobile devices and desktops.

No one likes a headache when it comes to payments. Thus, safe and easy payment methods are essential. Every successful iGaming platform supports a variety of payment options, such as credit cards, e-wallets, and even cryptocurrency.

How do you manage payment processing securely and efficiently in different regions?

Jamie Wall: Just focus on trusted payment methods that are widely used in your region. Among those, you must prefer payment providers credited with keeping transactions secure. Otherwise, you can invest in creating an SSL-secured site to make sure no security breach occurs from your side.

Coming back to features, bonuses have become the backbone of the online gaming industry. Promos like welcome bonuses or no-deposit bonuses can be a great strategy for new companies to attract new players. In addition to freshers, platforms must keep their existing players entertained. For that, loyalty programs work great.

A successful platform always makes sure players feel safe. When players believe the site cares about them, they trust it more. For that, the site can offer tools like:

  • self-exclusion, where players can take a break from gambling
  • set limits on how much money they can deposit, and
  • keep track of their gambling behavior.

Another trait of reliable iGaming platforms is a responsive customer support team. This means that when players have questions or face problems, they can get help quickly. If something goes wrong, like a payment issue or a question about a game, players should not have to wait too long for an answer. A good support team is available at all times to solve problems.

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