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3 days ago | 
igamingbusiness.com | Robin Harrison
iGB L!VE is almost upon us and Right to the Source is gearing up for the show, with Robin Harrison roaming the venue and Ed Birkin taking to the stage for a session on Brazil. True to form, the conversation quickly diverges, to take in the current state of the Spanish market where GGR continues to go up in spite of advertising spend declining.
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1 week ago | 
igamingbusiness.com | Robin Harrison
Welcome back to the World Series of Politics as Brandt Iden and Brendan Bussmann take a trip across the point to have Wes Himes discuss the UK Gambling Act white paper. The Gambling Act white paper finally saw the light of day in April 2023 after a four year process that took in three Prime Ministers, five culture secretaries and six gambling ministers.
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1 week ago | 
igamingbusiness.com | Robin Harrison
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3 weeks ago | 
igamingbusiness.com | Robin Harrison
Right to the Source is back with some hasty calculations on Illinois’ tax grab, before Robin Harrison and Ed Birkin – with his jazzy new recording setup – turn the conversation to gaming regulators. Robin and Ed discuss how these industry referees are caught between political pressure from lawmakers and industry expectations, and whether regulatory goals actually reflect market realities.
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3 weeks ago | 
igamingbusiness.com | Robin Harrison
It’s a fiery one this week! World Series of Politics goes in hard on the Land of Lincoln, where another tax grab from the legislature puts further pressure on Illinois sports betting licensees. Does the Illinois sports betting tax grab essentially say the state is not a supporter of technological innovation? That’s Brandt Iden’s take and he warns it goes beyond gaming to target other technology innovators. How is that a sustainable strategy in the long-term?
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4 weeks ago | 
igamingbusiness.com | Robin Harrison
Right to the Source is back and, as promised, Robin Harrison of iGB and Ed Birkin of H2 Gambling Capital are discussing the African gambling market. They talk through the continent’s biggest markets and the growth prospects for gambling in South Africa, the rising popularity of virtual sports in Nigeria and why gambling tax in Kenya limits the market. Listen on Apple PodcastsUltimately it’s a look at what holds the African gaming market back.
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1 month ago | 
igamingbusiness.com | Robin Harrison
After a week off while H2 Gambling Capital’s Ed Birkin waded through the rain in Miami and iGB’s Robin Harrison wandered around Paris, Right to the Source is back to talk about… the US, Latin America and France. It’s not all a story of what the guys did on holiday however, kicking off with talk about the impact of sweepstakes and predictions on the US sports betting market. There’s a deep dive on the fragmented Argentinean gambling market and Mexico’s highly competitive nature.
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1 month ago | 
igamingbusiness.com | Robin Harrison
Welcome back to the World Series of Politics podcast! This week Brandt Iden and Brendan Bussmann saddle up with Jonathon Kinchen to discuss US horse racing and horse race betting. JK to his friends, Kinchen is an experienced handicapper and pundit featured on Fox Sports so there’s no one better to set out the current runners and riders in the race betting game.
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1 month ago | 
igamingbusiness.com | Robin Harrison
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1 month ago | 
igamingbusiness.com | Robin Harrison
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