The Danish igaming market is small but almost perfectly formed, with its business-friendly approach driving a high number of consumers to use licensed operators, the latest research from the iGaming Business Market Monitor reveals.
Betsson and Stride Gaming both raised capital this month, while GVC’s August refinancing was a big hit. Debt markets may seem friendlier, but igaming firms must still prove their worth
Gaming Realms has revealed that is was able to follow up on a successful 2015 by securing further financial growth during the three months through to March 31 of this year.
Fantasy sports providers GFM and cleverTV have joined forces to establish GFMcleverGames, a new creative digital agency that the companies say will be positioned as the largest network of fantasy and prediction games in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Gaming software and services supplier Playtech has announced that it achieved a record level of revenue during the 12 months through to December 31, 2014.
Gaming solutions provider Scientific Games has struck a deal to acquire online casino games and solutions firm Bally Technologies in a deal worth $5.1 billion (€3.8 billion), it was announced on Friday afternoon.
Igaming investor and entrepreneur Maximiliano De Muro explains how social gaming is developing in Latam and what operators need to do to be successful there.
Gambling-focused crowd-funding and sourcing platform GamCrowd has entered into a partnership with risk management and mitigation services provider Centurion Solutions to invest a fund of up to £5 million (€6 million/$8.3 million) into start-ups on the GamCrowd platform.
Igaming generated a global gross win of €26.7bn in 2012, an increase of 7,2% on 2011 and is set to record a global gross win of €26.7bn in 2013, industry figures published by IGB data partner H2 Gambling Capital reveal.
North Americans spent $2.88 billion (€2.19 billion) on gaming software in the second quarter of 2013, according to research firm NPD Group’s quarterly Games Market Dynamics report for the US.
Chinese internet company NetEase has recorded a 25% rise in second-quarter earnings as it continues to thrive on its online gaming base in the country.
