Reports

This Leaders Report charts the rise of the eSports industry, delving into its audience in detail, before going on to explore the challenges and opportunities the future will bring.

iGaming Business is pleased to bring you its first ever report covering the topic of ad blocking and how it affects the online gambling sector.

Although bingo is P2P game, it doesn’t have the exact same problems as poker because once a player’s cards are bought the player is in the game, no amount of latency or loss of connectivity makes a difference to the game, which will have settled c

Betting, on sports or entertainment shows such the X Factor, has been the predominant vertical in mobile gaming. As iGaming Business previews the key product verticals on the mobile channel, we look at the main facts surrounding the rise of betting on mobile phones and tablets, why the sector has grown so dramatically and what operators are doing to develop their products further. 

Possibly even more so than on the internet, payments are the key to success for mobile gambling companies. In this extract from the Mobile Report she wrote for iGaming Business, Aideen Shortt provides an introduction to the payment options available to mgaming firms and looks at the size of an m-commerce market which looks likely to grow massively in the next few years.

Most online transactions take place without any fraud occuring but the perception of fraud is a hugely important concept in online payments. It remains a constant worry for consumers and merchants alike. 

Near Field Communications (NFC) are used in a wide range of settings (such as reloading your public transport card) and present obvious benefits for m-payments. iGaming Business's Payments Report provides the overview on NFC. 

A lot of hype surrounds everything related to mobile and payments are no different. iGaming Business runs through what mobile payments actually entail and the different platforms making headway at the moment.

Compared to other rapidly developing regions which have endless diversity and fragmentation, Latin America is a more homogenous market, and therefore one with ample opportunity and potential.