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Internet Vikings, a licensed hosting provider for the U.S. iGaming and online sports betting industry, has entered into an agreement with Games Global to provide in-state hosting infrastructure that addressed challenges and ensures a more reliable, modern, and fully managed solution. Earlier this year, Games Global approached Internet Vikings to explore alternatives that could deliver improved stability, efficiency, and ease of management. After reviewing the options presented by Internet Vikings, Games Global chose their VMware Cloud – Fully Managed Infrastructure as a Service. This solution provides benefits such as: Internet Vikings implementation was completed in just two weeks, delivering a…
As 2025 unfolds, the European Union’s mobile iGaming sector is firmly flexing its growth muscles. Despite a fragmented regulatory landscape, digital gaming across smartphones is gaining traction—particularly in agile markets that are capturing user attention and investing in mobile-first experiences. Growth Across the Continent—But Not Uniformly Even smaller markets such as Scandinavia are showing surprising mobile uptake, suggesting a broad-based rise across the region. Industry voices note that while major jurisdictions remain dominant, the real story is how mobile adoption is lifting even the traditionally slower European players. Capture the Moment: Player Behavior and Market Shifts According to market analysts:…
Greek gaming giant OPAP kicked off 2025 with strong momentum. The first half of the year brought a 6.5% increase in gross gaming revenue (GGR), reaching €1.15 billion, thanks largely to standout performance in the iGaming vertical. iGaming Leads the Charge OPAP’s online casino arm is proving to be its growth engine. iGaming revenue jumped 22.1% year-on-year, reaching €171.3 million in H1. This double-digit rise was a consistent theme across both quarters, underlining how important digital innovation has become for the company. Jan Karas, CEO of OPAP, summarized the achievement: “iGaming delivered strong results for yet another quarter. This was…
XGENIA is pushing boundaries in iGaming development by launching what it’s calling the first AI-native platform built specifically for game and app creation—now entering its public beta phase. Designed to blend low-code simplicity with intelligent engagement mechanics, the platform aims to make interactive experiences both quick to build and compelling to use. Building with AI, Not by It In his introduction, XGENIA’s CEO Mark Flores Martin sharply distinguished this tool from typical AI utilities: “Most AI tools are built around prompts. We built XGENIA around people who ship… it is about giving builders hands-on power to visually create apps, games,…
The second half of 2025 is packed with can’t-miss opportunities to network, learn, and lead the way in iGaming. To help you plan ahead, here’s a curated and structured rundown of top upcoming industry events—organized by quarter for easy reference. September 2025: Mediterranean Momentum October 2025: Broadening Horizons Beyond Q3: Planning Ahead While Q4 and 2026 are shaping up, a few key events on the radar include: Why These Events Matter In summary, Q3–Q4 2025 is a critical season for iGaming professionals. Whether launching a new product, scouting partners, or staying regulatory-savvy, there’s an event for every angle of business…
Players love extra features. The newest report by Slotegrator, a leading online casino software supplier and aggregator, covers the 10 features that still keep players engaged in 2025 — and the 3 features that drive them away. The genius of slots lies in their simplicity. They’re the essence of real-money gaming. The player lays their money on the line and waits to see if they win more than they risked or if their wager disappears. But sometimes even genius can be improved upon — that’s where extra features come in. Extra features like free spins and sticky wilds add an…
Premier Bet & Partners has taken virtual sports engagement in Africa to a new level. Building on last year’s triumphant rollout of Zoom Soccer, the operator has now expanded its collaboration with Logifuture to introduce the innovative Simulate product across African markets. Elevating the Virtual Sports Experience Premier Bet’s integration of Simulate marks a bold move in enhancing user engagement. Unlike traditional virtual sports or live betting, Simulate allows players to instantly generate the outcome of a betslip, using real teams, events, and markets—without waiting for live sports. It’s designed to complement existing sportsbook offerings, giving bettors a fast-paced alternative…
In 2025, Nexus International has demonstrated why the future of iGaming belongs to operators who embrace multi‑brand strategies. With three distinct platforms—Spartans.com, Lanistar, and Megaposta—the company generated $546 million in revenue during H1, a staggering 110% year‑on‑year increase, propelling it into the Top 100 global gaming operators by revenue. Diversified Offerings, Unified Growth This trio illustrates a deliberate approach: segmenting products by audience needs—whether crypto-native bettors, regulated markets, or emerging Latin American players. Agility Through Independence What sets Nexus apart is not just the breadth of its brands, but the structure behind them. Operating privately, without external capital or a…
Virginia’s iGaming future is increasingly trending toward reality, as lawmakers convened on August 19 to examine a landmark proposal and the feasibility of a centralized gaming regulator. The Joint Subcommittee to Study the Feasibility of Establishing the Virginia Gaming Commission held a pivotal meeting—bringing new research, industry insights, and public testimony to the forefront. Aiming for Structural Reform At present, the Virginia Lottery regulates sports betting, retail casinos, and online lottery offerings. However, many argue this system is stretched too thin—and ill-suited for overseeing expanded gaming verticals like iGaming. The proposed solution? A new, independent Virginia Gaming Commission to govern…
Michigan’s legal iGaming and online sports betting ecosystem delivered a compelling performance in July 2025, achieving a notable 28.9% year-over-year growth. This surge underscores the sector’s resilience and its rising momentum in the broader U.S. gaming landscape. Key Figures at a Glance – July 2025 What’s Driving Growth? Industry Outlook: Momentum and Maturity This July’s results highlight Michigan’s dual strength in iGaming and sports betting. The former continues to boom with expanding content offerings and improved UX, while the latter shows signs of resilience despite seasonal fluctuations. For operators and stakeholders, this data translates into renewed confidence. Robust revenue streams,…