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All news →Platform migrationsPlatform migrations are taking longer than quotedOperators moving between PAM providers report timelines running past the original estimate. We asked why.27 July 2026 · 4 min readPaymentsOpen-banking deposits keep taking share from cardsAccount-to-account rails continue to grow in the Nordics and are spreading west.26 July 2026 · 4 min readComplianceSafer-gambling tooling is becoming a platform requirement, not a plug-inRegulators increasingly expect limits and self-exclusion to be enforced in the core. Operators running licensed platforms are discovering whose problem that is.11 July 2026 · 5 min readIndustryLive-dealer studios consolidate — what a two-supplier market means for operatorsFewer studios means less room to negotiate on revenue share, and a shorter list of names to put in front of a regulator.4 July 2026 · 4 min read
BattlePlaytech against EveryMatrix: the suite and the stackOne sells a platform with its own content inside it; the other sells four products an operator can buy one at a time. The difference decides who owns the integration work.BattleEvolution against Pragmatic Play: two routes to the same lobbyOne arrived at slots through live casino and acquisition; the other built volume in slots first and added live afterwards. They now sell into the same operators.BattleSportradar against Genius Sports: the data layer under the sportsbookNeither company takes a bet. Both decide what an operator can price, how fast, and on whose authority.
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