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The UK online gambling sector has entered 2026 with another notable market departure, as esports and casino operator GGBET completes a full withdrawal from its regulated UK operations. The decision, described by the brand as a “planned platform closure”, brings an end to a five-year presence under a UK Gambling Commission licence and signals yet another recalibration by international operators facing a tougher fiscal and regulatory climate. A Controlled and Responsible Wind-Down GGBET’s UK-licensed entity officially surrendered its approval in mid-December. From that moment, the operator closed all new registrations, deposits and betting services across its sportsbook, live casino, slots…

Mexico’s iGaming market is rapidly emerging as one of Latin America’s most dynamic growth regions, with digital traffic steering the industry’s expansion as operators and affiliates refine their acquisition strategies. As the sector evolves and competition intensifies, understanding where high-quality users originate will be central to success in 2026. Here’s a breakdown of the top five traffic sources that are expected to deliver strong engagement, conversions and player value in the Mexican market. 1. Google Advertising (UAC) Google’s advertising ecosystem, particularly Universal App Campaigns (UAC), remains one of the most effective sources of traffic for Mexican iGaming operators and affiliates.…

Online casino games provider Just Slots has taken a significant step in broadening its international presence through a new distribution partnership with iGaming platform specialist IGP. The collaboration aims to bring Just Slots’ growing portfolio of titles to a wider range of global markets, reinforcing the company’s position as an emerging content innovator in the competitive online gaming landscape. The partnership is designed to enhance accessibility for operators seeking engaging slot games with high-quality mechanics, vibrant themes and player-centric features. By teaming up with IGP, Just Slots is poised to deliver its titles to more players across regulated markets, while…

For Slotegrator, a leading software and business solution provider for online casino and sportsbook operators, 2025 marked a year of restructuring and modernization. The company outlines the key transformations of the past year and the strategy shaping its path through 2026.Throughout 2025, Slotegrator focused on developing its technological and business solutions for gambling operators worldwide. And those efforts — as well as the team’s substantial growth — have paid off, driving the company to new heights of success.One indicator of positive performance is an increase in demand. Slotegrator recorded strong growth in demand for its products in multiple regions: In…

The iGaming sector is experiencing a marked rise in salaries across key roles, according to new industry analysis that highlights how competitive the global talent market has become. With operators, suppliers and emerging tech-driven businesses scaling rapidly, demand for skilled professionals now outstrips supply — pushing compensation packages upward and reshaping recruitment priorities. The latest findings show that salary growth is broad-based, affecting technical, commercial and executive positions. As the sector continues its global expansion, companies are investing heavily in people who can help navigate regulatory complexity, deliver innovation and maintain operational excellence in increasingly competitive markets. Technology and Data…

Fantasy sports are rapidly emerging as one of the most dynamic and strategically valuable segments in the global iGaming ecosystem. Once considered a niche activity for sports enthusiasts, the sector has evolved into a fast-growing, multi-billion-dollar industry — and Slotegrator believes its next phase will play a defining role in how operators engage and retain players. Industry estimates place the global fantasy-sports market at around $28 billion in 2025, with forecasts suggesting it could double to more than $56 billion by 2030. This steep trajectory reflects rising participation, expanding regulatory acceptance and growing integration with mainstream sports culture. Why Fantasy…

Bragg Gaming Group has strengthened its relationship with 711 Gaming in Belgium, where Bragg continues to serve as the operator’s Player Account Management (PAM) platform provider. The reaffirmed collaboration highlights Bragg’s growing presence in Europe’s regulated iGaming markets and underscores the company’s role in delivering robust platform technology rather than acting as a content distributor for 711. Continued Partnership Through Technology Infrastructure In Belgium, 711 Gaming operates on Bragg’s comprehensive PAM platform, which supports the operator with essential back-end systems including player management, regulatory compliance, payments, reporting, and responsible gaming tools. Contrary to earlier reports, Bragg is not extending a…

After several years of rapid expansion and heightened volatility, 2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal year for the global iGaming industry. Rather than marking recovery, this year is being characterised by recalibration, where innovation must be balanced with discipline, compliance and strategic focus. The turbulence of 2024 and 2025 — driven by skyrocketing marketing costs, regulatory tightening, and evolving player behaviour — has forced operators, affiliates and suppliers to rethink their approach. As the sector matures, businesses that adapt quickly will shape the next chapter of iGaming, while those that cling to outdated tactics risk being left behind.…

In an industry often weighed down by public misunderstanding, the story of iGaming is slowly shifting from stigma to empowerment. Jennifer Innes, CEO of BettingJobs, reflects on this transformation from both a personal and professional perspective, highlighting the importance of community — especially for women — in shaping a more inclusive and supportive sector. Breaking the Ice When asked what she does for a living, Jennifer admits that she sometimes hesitates before answering. Despite the enormous professional opportunities the sector has given her — from global travel to building diverse relationships — she often softens her description to avoid the…

As the iGaming industry expands globally, payment systems have become a defining pillar of success. Today’s players expect frictionless, secure and instant transactions — and operators that fail to adapt risk losing customers in a crowded market. In 2025, the evolution of payment methods is driven by three major themes: speed, personalisation and localisation. Instant Banking and Real-Time Payments Take Centre Stage Speed is now a baseline requirement in iGaming. Gone are the days when players were content to wait days for their funds to arrive. Instead, real-time deposits and withdrawals — often powered by open banking and instant banking…