
The global gambling industry is fast moving and always changing, staying on top of things is hard for industry professionals. Join Jon Bruford (21 years covering the casino industry) and Fintan Costello (CEO at BonusFinder.com) each week as they discuss with leading international experts the latest issues within the gambling industry. If you want to stay up to date with the gambling industry and h... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 287 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Business NewsBusinessManagementNews | |||

In this episode, Nick Papagorgio, CEO of DEDPRZ Casino, shares insights into the world of crypto gambling, the importance of player trust, and the future of online casinos. Discover how innovative strategies and community engagement are shaping the i... more
Oh man, if ever there was an episode where you need Fintan, it’s this one. But alas, he is away doing things that no doubt Jon would barely comprehend. So, in this episode, Jon meets Simon Mach (in unconnected news, Jon is soon changing his name to M... more
So, we got an email from some dude saying hey, I want to come on the podcast, I’ve got a story to tell… And he did! Noah Rafkin had a great idea for a website, it works as both information and a unique (we think, anyway) affiliate experience for play... more
Another sooper-dooper episode of the gambling industry’s most-tolerated podcast. Hurrah!
In this episode, Jon Bruford is joined by Northridge Law’s Melanie Ellis to delve into UK gambling regulations, industry changes, and the impact of recent polic... more
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The show consistently covers the global gambling industry with a sharp eye on policy, regulation, and market dynamics, paired with practical operator insights and candid banter. Episodes often pivot between political developments, taxation, and regulatory shifts, and how these shape business strategy for operators, suppliers, and tech platforms. A notable strength is the blend of veteran hosts with guests who bring deep expertise in AI, data analytics, product design, and market strategy, creating a lively, informative, and sometimes provocative discussion style that's useful for listeners making strategic decisions in gambling and adjacent tech sectors.
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