
Events, Training & Webinars
Upcoming events
April 2020
Upcoming webinar: RegTech – taking the FinTech approach to igaming compliance
RegTech is often viewed as a sub-section of FinTech, one of the most exciting and rapidly developing industries. What constitutes RegTech, and how can these technologies benefit operators?
Webinar: Enforced convergence – do land-based operators need a digital fallback?
Do land-based operators need a digital fallback, that in normal times can be used to drive additional revenue from casino floor?
Lotteries: Breaking free from lockdown?
As we’ve seen in Spain with the recent suspension of national lottery (SELAE) ticket sales online and offline, the impact of the global epidemic is not exclusive to land based casinos and sports-books.
March 2020
Webinar: Foolproof strategies to boost conversions
The bottom line for gaming operators is payment conversions; in this session we will demonstrate proven strategies that boost conversions, improve approval rates and increase player loyalty.
Webinar: Capitalising on the virtual sports boom
Virtual sports – two words on the tip of many sportsbooks’ tongues in light of widespread live sports cancellations. This webinar will take place on Wednesday April 8th 2020 at 16:00 GMT.
Webinar: Sports betting without live sports
Sports betting without live sports – what is the impact of widespread sporting events cancellations due to Covid-19 on the emerging sports wagering market in the USA?
Webinar: The Evolution of Virtual Sports Betting
Over the last 10 years, virtual sports betting has evolved from a niche ‘add on’ for sportsbook operators into a valuable part of their ‘always on’ betting operations. In this webinar we explore the ins and outs of virtual sports betting and the revenue streams it can deliver for your business.
February 2020
Webinar: Mexico and Peru: The Overlooked Giants of Latin America
Since the Brazilian government announced a bill to legalise sports betting in December 2018, the international gambling world has focused on little else. But, while they avidly follow a lengthy process liable to change and delays, what are they missing out on?