With the second wave of the coronavirus, which has already led to renewed lockdowns in many countries, the challenges for the sports betting industry are entering the second round. Providers are again confronted with event cancellations, which can severely restrict the betting offer, as well as the access to local betting shops. It is therefore

EFA Euro 2020 has been postponed by 12 months and most of the major sports leagues have been canceled until further notice – more and more countries are banning major events, and fewer and fewer sports events are taking place. But how can you react when enthusiastic bettors who want to pursue their hobby no

After the initial growth and after a certain level of awareness has been achieved, established sports betting providers often find themselves on a plateau on which any further growth and consequently further revenue increases can only be achieved very slowly and with difficulty. But there are better ways than large marketing efforts and expensive bonus

With the surprising grant of sports betting licenses in October 2020, the German market has changed significantly. Among other things, the competitive situation has developed to the detriment of smaller, unlicensed providers, as these have now been declared illegal and are faced with the question of how they should continue their business. This is where