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Atlas-IAC to showcase its automated tools & next-gen “no-risk” sportsbook at ICE London

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Atlas-IAC, the leading sportsbook and PAM software developer, will make its next trade-show stop at ICE London 2023. The industry’s definitive igaming summit is held between 7-9 February at the ExCeL London, and Atlas delegates will be on hand to unpack its latest plans and innovative product suite at Stand S1-120.

Atlas-IAC will use this defining ICE London showcase to demonstrate its diverse, cutting-edge automated trading tools and fully automated CRM solution, which allows the complete management of customer marketing and communication activities in one place. Customers can be grouped into profiled segments based on site activity, betting behaviour, deposit regularity and a host of additional personal traits.

Get in touch to book a meeting to discuss the full platform, consider its “no-risk” sportsbook option, and evaluate its in-built CRM and trading tools, built by some of the finest trading minds in the business. Or simply stop by Stand S1-120, where a host of team delegates will be waiting to greet you or arrange an easy-to-follow demonstration.

This step-change sportsbook, which can also now be integrated as an iframe off the aforementioned no-risk structure, runs off unique pricing models – allowing users to enjoy sophisticated and reactive in-play odds up to the last second of a game, with competitive pricing on all sports. This service arrives in perfect time for this year’s unrelenting sporting schedule.

Powered by live data and machine-learning AI tools, Atlas’s automated software now helps smaller operator teams focus on value-added, risk-management and marketing decisions and eliminates the manual labour required to run most legacy systems. To which end, the Atlas sportsbook provides flexible and modular solutions to support each customer’s bespoke operational strategy.

These sports betting solutions are now paired with a proprietary player account management (PAM) platform, which is integrated with the sector’s finest suppliers across casino games content, virtual sports, free-to-play games and flexible payment-processing options, affiliate systems and responsible KYC databases. It also harnesses proprietary BI and CRM tools which mitigate customer abandonment at a time of tightening and coalescing international regulation. Atlas’ state-of-the-art tech and agile tools help overcome local regulatory challenges with a light physical deployment backed up by centralised control systems.

Richard Thorp, Strategic Advisor to Atlas-IAC and RPM Gaming Director, said: “As ever, ICE London brings together many of the sector’s heavy hitters for a timely think tank. At Atlas and RPM, we’re solving for how the industry can best provide operators and bettors with engaging, innovative betting experiences across some tent-pole, revenue-driving events over the next 12 months.

“All roads, and flight paths, currently lead to the ExCeL Centre in London. We can’t wait to set up shop at this must-attend event, and unpack our latest plans and progressive product portfolio at Stand S1-120. It’s a timely tradeshow which invariably sets the tone for the remainder of the year. The Atlas-IAC team will be on site, walking the floors to greet old friends and meet new clients all week. As always, it should be a lot of fun, but also a hugely informative summit at a time when the industry needs to put its combined minds and shoulders to the wheel to confront and navigate some pressing headwinds.

“As such, ICE London frames a consequential crossroads as to how the industry can best provide operators and bettors with engaging, innovative betting experiences across some tent-pole, revenue-driving events this year. Add to that some excellent networking opportunities with senior peers to debate many of the most topical and pressing issues from panels and talks to the bar and tables of the Atlas stand.”

Sergei Efimenko, CEO of Atlas-IAC, added: “Needless to say, ICE London is invariably a must-make event, but there’s a real momentum behind this year’s renewal. I’m thoroughly impressed with the quality, quantity and diversity of the delegates on site, so we can’t wait to catch up with old and new friends alike.

“As for our leading sportsbook platform, its successful automation and highly-modular nature is proven. We also know how to manage diverse customer bases, premised on their history and the patterns of behaviour. So, whatever previous concerns may’ve been around operating a sportsbook (e.g. betting just before an event starts, betting at a time where there’s potentially an unreliable feed) we have the tools to spot that and correct for it. Consequently, underwriting isn’t a big challenge for us, and we’re also willing to offer our no-risk model on a competitive revenue-share model for new partners.

“The Atlas-IAC team will be on Stand S1-120 throughout the week. Please contact our friendly staff to organise a demonstration of the most modern and thorough platform in the betting and gaming industry.”

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How mobile gambling has been spearheading growth in the industry

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The rise of instantly accessible online platforms has transformed the iGaming world, allowing players to take a flyer on the go, wearing whatever outfit they saw fit instead of donning the obligatory tuxedo to look the part in a glamorous gambling parlour.

The shift from desktop computers to mobile devices ushered in an even more promising era for the industry, further solidifying casino games as a mainstream form of entertainment, one accessible to gamers from all backgrounds. So, let’s explore how mobile gambling has driven growth and innovation in the iGaming industry – changing the game for all players involved.

 

Jumping on the mobile gaming bandwagon: a profitable and future-proof endeavour

Largely driven by the success of leading companies like Playtech or Evolution Gaming, the iGaming sector has been on a roll lately. According to global data platform Statista, online gambling could reach up to 290.5m users worldwide by 2029. While North America leads the way in user penetration, emerging markets in Asia and Africa contribute significantly to this growth.

In 2023, mobile games accounted for approximately 57% of the global market revenue, bringing together close to 3 billion players. With over 7.2 billion smartphones circulating globally, major industry players could not but seize the opportunity to transition to mobile platforms. As reports show that the average adult spends one-third of their waking hours on their mobile phones, casino operators boast many avenues to boost customer engagement and increase their market shares through mobile apps.

 

What factors come into play when explaining this mobile gambling boom?

The irresistible appeal of immediate accessibility

Convenience is arguably the main contributing factor to the growth of mobile gambling. Most platforms have adapted their game libraries to work seamlessly on portable devices such as smartphones, tablets, and even smartwatches, whose portability and simplicity of use work wonders for audiences both young and older.

As a case in point, senior citizens are getting increasingly hooked on video games on their phones, whether for social reconnection, cognitive stimulation, or sheer entertainment. Technological advancements have facilitated this smooth transition by optimising gameplay mechanics, sound effects, and graphics for mobile play. In this day and age of short attention spans, many software developers have been rolling out games with less extensive designs to push for increased speed and efficiency, unencumbered by painfully long loading times.

 

An exciting playground for toying with new technologies

The iGaming industry has consistently been a trailblazer in implementing new technologies, and mobile platforms are the perfect vessels to try new things and test new grounds among an audience mostly receptive to innovative experiences. To enhance player immersion, modern mobile casinos have long begun to leverage emerging technologies to replicate the atmosphere of their land-based counterparts.

Soon, technologies like augmented reality (AR) could integrate with a phone’s camera to bring game elements into the player’s real-world surroundings, making a roulette table pop up in one’s living room. While still in its infancy, virtual reality is also making headways in the iGaming sphere, with some casino games already compatible with VR goggles and headsets. Meanwhile, many developers have understood the key importance of strengthening the social components of their mobile games, capitalising on technology to introduce chat rooms and live messaging features.

Attractive incentives, to boot

Incentive marketing is on the rise, and casinos have perfectly internalised that rewards are the most effective way to pique users’ curiosity – and keep them coming back in the long run. Incidentally, countless mobile casinos provide bonuses catering exclusively to their mobile player pool. Such promotions can often get lost on newcomers, however. For those unsure of which mobile platform to choose, specialised websites offer precious insight and assistance.

First-time players with little gambling experience may grab no deposit bonuses to fund their bankroll with no financial risk attached. Top websites feature advanced filters that make it easy to compare hundreds of expertly curated casino offers. From their withdrawal terms to their game eligibility, the drawbacks and advantages of each promotion are clearly outlined. This way, new users only need to follow the steps laid out to claim their due – and try the most exciting mobile platforms out there.

Mobile casino apps are gaining momentum in the iGaming industry, combining a technological edge with the appeal of convenience and engaging marketing. As players can now dive right into their favourite games whenever they want to unwind, revenue growth in the mobile iGaming sector has barely reached its full potential.

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Thunderkick’s secret to success: The importance of a localised approach

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In our latest Q&A, we sat down with Thunderkick’s Key Account Manager, Andrea Brioschi, to discuss the importance of localisation and the intricacies of the Italian market.

 

Although Thunderkick is an established provider in Italy, how important is it having a native speaker to build and maintain strong partner relations in the market?

A localised approach is key in any market, but it is particularly important in Italy, where the natives are typically very traditional people. Italians like to communicate in their own language, and it is far easier to forge relationships when you share traditions and can understand cultural references relating to a specific way of life.

Certain marketing strategies that work in other European jurisdictions won’t necessarily be effective in Italy, so having a native managing client relationships is pivotal in enhancing operational efficiency. Like any industry, iGaming is about building and maintaining relationships, and a targeted approach will not only help establish connections, but can also aid in delivering country-bespoke content and marketing campaigns.

 

In your position working across multiple jurisdictions, what are the differences in how the Italian market operates?

The Italian market is incredibly unique and comes with its own challenges. The strict regulatory guidelines make marketing new products tricky, with various game approval processes in place and numerous certificates required. As a result, the process can sometimes take up to a month, meaning a huge amount of prior planning is necessary in order to meet deadlines.

This is why it’s essential to have someone in place who works within the market, day in, day out. You can no longer navigate the Italian market as a salesperson. Instead, you must have a broad spectrum of knowledge and experience within sales, compliance, and legislation.

 

How has your position as a native Italian speaker helped resolve previously encountered issues?

Thunderkick’s approach in Italy has allowed us to build relationships with a host of reliable partners, which are crucial when it comes to launching games. Previously, due to the processes in place, games would often be released days, sometimes even weeks later in Italy. With the right coordination and planning, as well as optimised communication, we can work ahead of schedule to obtain certification early, streamlining the product launch process so that games can be released on the same day in Italy as they are across the rest of Europe.

Effective communication is the most important aspect. Having a native speaker means nothing gets lost in translation and the correct message can be relayed from our Italian partners back to the Thunderkick tech and compliance teams, in turn allowing for rapid and efficient problem-solving.

 

What are the key benefits of adopting a tailored approach to commercial activities in a market and what impact has this had on revenue?

At Thunderkick, we strive to provide the best possible service to our customers. Something which may seem inconsequential, such as having similar experiences growing up, can be more significant than you think in fostering strong relationships. I have the opportunity to really get to know our partners, allowing us to tailor our approach according to their preferences.

It is also necessary to understand what resonates with players in a specific market, paving the way for bespoke content and targeted communications. We can now make predictions about which games will be more successful in Italy and create a marketing campaign across the relevant channels to appeal to the target audience. Ultimately, this tailored strategy is a key factor in amplifying player acquisition, enhancing player experiences, and driving commercial revenue growth. This has been apparent, with Thunderkick’s Italian operations thriving alongside the expansion of the market.

 

Do you think the success of Thunderkick’s localised approach in Italy will impact future decisions to employ native speakers in targeted markets?

Having seen the impact of our localised operations in Italy, Thunderkick has already taken steps to replicate this strategy. With the emergence of the promising Latin American markets, of which we have recently launched in Mexico with Rushbet and Colombia with Luckia, Thunderkick has taken steps to appoint a Spanish-speaking Account Manager, Ariadna Ölund.

Ariadna will contribute to forming relationships and tailoring our approach in the established Spanish market, as well as across the Atlantic in Latin America. It is difficult to predict where the next hub of iGaming will be, and therefore it is vital to remain flexible and build a diverse team with expertise across global markets.

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BETBY IMPROVES BETTING EXPERIENCE WITH THE LAUNCH OF UPDATED BET BUILDER

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BETBY, a leading sports betting provider, has unveiled an upgraded version of its Bet Builder feature, aimed at enhancing the experience for sports betting enthusiasts worldwide.

The Bet Builder from BETBY allows users to effortlessly combine various markets within the same match, enabling them to create unique, personalized bets based on their own analysis and preferences.

What distinguishes BETBY’s Bet Builder is its exceptional flexibility. The latest version enables players to choose not only classic markets and common statistics like corners and bookings, which are common across all betting platforms, but also markets that depend on extensive statistical data. These include a range of options from offsides and shots on target to throw-ins and total shots at goal.

This enhanced flexibility allows players to combine multiple Bet Builder selections within a single match, spanning 11 sports, including four disciplines from esports.

Sergey Tsukanov, Chief Product Officer at BETBY, commented: “This development reflects our dedication to providing our partners with the Sportsbook features they need to enhance their offerings. Our updated Bet Builder not only enhances the player experience but also creates new revenue opportunities for operators by attracting a wider audience. We are committed to continuous improvement and innovation to ensure a unique and profitable experience for our partners.”

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