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At NEXT.io, we prioritize the growth of talent by offering chances for both personal and professional advancement. Our team is supported by motivating colleagues and is presented with meaningful challenges that encourage their development. What sets us apart is our unique approach. Rather than focusing on our successes or how we are different, we emphasize taking action and achieving results. We are dedicated to delivering real outcomes, not just making claims. At NEXT.io, our successes and innovations in the iGaming sector are a testament to our commitment.

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English

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#180780

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#62462

Gambling/Casinos

#274

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Hot Copy: Exclusion or inclusion?

1 week ago | next.io | Conor Mulheir

The Guardian’s always-insightful Rob Davies brought us the latest on an increasingly controversial area of the UK market this week, the sometimes murky world of the Adult Gaming Centre. These high street slot parlours are becoming ever-more ubiquitous on British high streets but, according to revelations made in a BBC documentary, are failing on their responsible gambling requirements in a fundamental and deeply troubling way.
Hot Copy: Highway to where?

2 weeks ago | next.io | Conor Mulheir

The Guardian brought us a fresh take on the “booming” US gambling sector this week, as Massachusetts Gaming Commission chair Jordan Maynard told the paper the industry has become a “highway without speed limits”.
Louisiana Gov. vetoes sweepstakes casino ban deemed ‘not necessary’

2 weeks ago | next.io | Conor Mulheir

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has vetoed a legislative attempt to outlaw sweepstakes casinos in the state, deeming the bill “not necessary”. Senate Bill 181 was passed through the state’s House with unanimous support on 2 June in a 99-0 vote, having already been approved by the Senate.
NFL increases Genius Sports shareholding, extends partnership

2 weeks ago | next.io | Conor Mulheir

The National Football League (NFL) has reportedly become the largest shareholder in Genius Sports, after the organisations agreed an expanded and extended strategic technology partnership. The newly extended deal will run until the end of the 2029 NFL season, culminating in January 2030.
Raketech secures €1.25m divestment of remaining US tipster assets

2 weeks ago | next.io | Conor Mulheir

Affiliate business Raketech has entered into an agreement to divest its non-core US tipster and subscription business, following a strategic review. In July 2024, Raketech divested its US offline advisory sales operations as part of a shift towards a more scalable, digital business model. Following further strategic review, the company has now reached an agreement to divest its remaining US tipster and subscription assets.
ASA rules Ladbrokes’ ‘Ladbucks’ ad likely to appeal to under-18s

2 weeks ago | next.io | Conor Mulheir

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled against LC International Ltd, trading as Ladbrokes, over a promotional campaign featuring the in-house token ‘Ladbucks’. The decision, published today (11 June), found that both a television advert and its on-demand counterpart breached multiple provisions of UK advertising codes, due to their potentially strong appeal to under-18s.
Digitain appoints former William Hill head of product as CPO

2 weeks ago | next.io | Conor Mulheir

Online gambling platform provider Digitain has appointed Mary Ann Calleja as its new chief product officer. Calleja brings more than 20 yearsโ experience in IT to the business, including more than 10 in the iGaming industry with a variety of different companies. She joins from iGaming-focused R&D company Suntech Innovation, where she recently completed a one year and nine month contract as chief product officer for both B2B and B2C iGaming, according to her LinkedIn profile.
Catena Media sells esports brands amid cost-cutting drive

2 weeks ago | next.io | Sonja Lindenberg

Affiliate marketing giant Catena Media has sold its esports assets — esports.net and esportsbet.com — to an undisclosed buyer and exited the vertical. The sale was first reported by The Esports Radar and has since been confirmed by sources impacted by the move.
Entain Australia CEO Dean Shannon to depart at end of June

2 weeks ago | next.io | Erik Gibbs

Entain Australia CEO Dean Shannon will step down from his role effective 30 June, concluding a significant chapter in the company’s leadership. Shannon, a well-known figure in the Australian wagering industry, cited the timing as appropriate for a transition, stating that it was the right moment for change as the company enters a new operational phase.
KSA warns of total ad ban and pushes regulator 2.0 vision

2 weeks ago | next.io | Sonja Lindenberg

The Netherlands Gambling Authority (KSA) may soon impose stricter restrictions on gambling advertising and operator conduct. Speaking at the Gaming in Holland conference on 5 June, Renske Fikkers, the KSA’s head of market supervision, painted a picture of a sector that has not lived up to early expectations, prompting political pressure and tougher enforcement. “Operating legally has to be profitable.