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4 sales-boosting modules from Slotegrator’s new platform
On May 16, Slotegrator released a new platform for online casino operators. The main functions were updated and improved, and a number of highly functional new modules were added. The Slotegrator development team paid special attention to creating tools operators can use to strengthen their position in the market.
Business intelligence module
If information is power, analytics are what help you use that power effectively. Operators who don’t know how to manage their data are missing out on business opportunities they’re not even aware of — and wasting their budget on misinformed strategies at the same time.
The Business Intelligence module of Slotegrator’s new platform gives operators instant access to information and analytics that are crucial to the operation of their casino site.
Operators can get detailed reports covering any period of time — day, week, month, quarter — at any time. The system aggregates and processes data from internal and external sources, and then collates the data into an easy-to-understand report. The operator can track where the project is in terms of GGR, marginal profit, unique players, number of active users, and more.
By comparing indicators for different periods of time, operators can see changes in the casino’s performance. They can also simulate situations and effectively solve problems related to optimization, planning, and forecasting. With the BI module, operators can make better-informed decisions about the direction of their business and see which of their efforts are leading to increased sales — as well as make better predictions about how to increase sales in the future.
Risk management module
Gambling is inherently risky, but most of that should fall on the player — not the operator.
All too often, players try to create multiple accounts in order to take advantage of the bonus offers that are meant for new players finding their way around the casino. They start a new account, maybe with false information, satisfy the rollover requirement, withdraw their cash, and disappear. If word gets out that your platform is a soft target, bonus abusers will eat into your profit margin.
The risk management module aggregates and compares data to identify players with multiple accounts. It can display a list of accounts that exceed the duplication threshold, indicating that the account holder might not be trustworthy and that the player should probably be blacklisted — helping operators protect their profits.
Bonus module
A reward system is one of the most powerful player acquisition and retention tools online casinos have.
The bonus module in Slotegrator’s new platform opens up new opportunities for implementing bonus strategies while remaining compliant with regulators’ often-shifting requirements. Offering a bonus just for signing up, or a percentage on top of their first deposit will help attract new players, while multi-level loyalty programs and personalized offers help encourage active users and support those who’ve had a run of bad luck.
To renew the interest of players who have not visited the gambling site for a long time, operators use reload bonuses. These can be dedicated to a specific event, such as the release of a new game, a deposit bonus, or free spins.
Bonuses and loyalty programs help build long-term relationships with users and thereby strengthen the operator’s position in the market.
KYC module
KYC measures are required by law, but they also protect players — and casinos. While carrying out ID checks can take time, the KYC module on Slotegrator’s new platform can speed up the process.
Player verification helps in the fight against gambling harm and money laundering. Without KYC measures, self-excluded players can go from platform to platform opening new accounts — as could underage gamblers. And don’t forget bonus abuse; plenty of players will set up dummy accounts just to take advantage of welcome and deposit bonuses.
The KYC module in Slotegrator’s new platform smooths out the ID verification stage of player registration by allowing operators to specify the list of documents players need to submit. Operators can also determine at what stage the KYC check must be completed — before the first deposit, before the first game round, before the first withdrawal — so they can easily make sure they’re in compliance with jurisdictional requirements.
Operators can also determine what kinds of data are too risky and set a list of excluded players, as well as set different requirements for players at different risk levels.
Proper KYC also helps boost sales by giving your CRM system the information it needs for proper segmentation and personalization. Segmenting players according to their interests and demographics helps operators make offers that are more likely to entice them. Including the recipient’s name in a subject line increases the likelihood they’ll open the email by 20%, increasing the conversion rate down the line.
According to Slotegrator’s preliminary calculation, the use of these features will help online casino operators increase sales by up to 23%, including by avoiding opportunity costs. The company’s existing customers are already moving to the new platform.
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Unforgettable Networking in Warsaw: HIPTHER Announces Venues for the European Gaming Congress 2025
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HIPTHER is excited to announce the official networking venues for the European Gaming Congress (EGC) 2025 – HIPTHER Warsaw Summit, taking place between 29–31 October 2025 in Warsaw.
This year’s networking program is sponsored by PICANTE PR HUB – HIPTHER’s PR Distribution Hub powered by PICANTE Today with a reach of 200,000+ articles and Human-reviewed content trusted by thousands of startups.
The networking agenda combines sophistication, celebration of excellence and Halloween tradition – creating the perfect backdrop for meaningful connections, business discussions, and unforgettable memories.
First Handshakes & Catch-ups: Welcome Meet (Day 0)
- Date: 29 October 2025
- Time: 19:00 – 22:00 (local time)
- Venue: Charlie Bar (Mokotowska 39, 00-551 Warszawa, Poland)
We kick off the Summit with a cozy pre-conference gathering at Charlie Bar, where attendees are invited to reconnect with old friends and meet new ones in a relaxed, family-like atmosphere. With complimentary drinks (Open Bar), laughter, and good company, the Welcome Meet sets the stage for two inspiring days ahead. Raise your glass to new beginnings and shared adventures!
EiGE Awards Ceremony & Evening Social Gathering Sponsored by PICANTE PR HUB (Day 1)
- Date: 30 October 2025
- Time: 19:30 – Late night (local time)
- Venue: Podwale Bar and Books (Wąski Dunaj 20, 00-256 Warszawa, Poland)
Celebrate excellence in iGaming at the EiGE Awards Ceremony and our exciting Evening Social Gathering, hosted at the iconic Podwale Bar and Books. Nestled in Warsaw’s historic “White House,” this New York–style venue blends elegance and intimacy across two floors: a cozy ground floor with an outdoor patio and an upstairs cigar lounge with plush seating, a fireplace, and balcony views.
Known for its refined British colonial style, Podwale Bar and Books offers an outstanding drinks variety: from Scotch and Japanese whiskies to premium spirits, fine champagnes, wines, and signature cocktails. Cigar lovers will appreciate a curated selection of world-renowned brands alongside the bar’s own handmade exclusives.
This evening promises an atmosphere perfect for networking, celebrating achievements, and connecting with industry peers in one of Warsaw’s most distinctive lounges.
Zoltan Tündik, Co-Founder & Head of Business at HIPTHER, shared his thoughts: “We’re thrilled that PICANTE PR HUB is sponsoring all three evening networking parties at this year’s European Gaming Congress. From the Welcome Meet at Charlie Bar, to the EiGE Awards Ceremony and social gathering at Bar & Books, and closing with our traditional Halloween Party at Steam Bar, we’ve lined up incredible venues. What started as a Halloween tradition in Warsaw has grown into a full series of memorable nights, and we can’t wait to take the networking experience to the next level.”
EGC Closing Party: Halloween Edition 
- Date: 31 October 2025
- Time: 19:30 – 24:00 (local time)
- Venue: Steam Bar (Nowogrodzka 23, 00-511 Warszawa, Poland)
The Summit wraps up in true HIPTHER style with the 3rd annual Halloween Closing Party at the beloved Steam Bar. Once again falling on October 31st, this year’s edition invites attendees to embrace the spooky spirit and dress to impress (or scare!) in their best Halloween costumes.
And while costumes are optional, conversations are mandatory! Expect a night of great company, delicious food, flowing drinks, and a lively atmosphere as we close out EGC 2025 with fun, flair, and celebration.
Join us in Warsaw
The European Gaming Congress 2025 – HIPTHER Warsaw Summit is not just about premium learning opportunities, panels and discussions – it’s about the people, the stories, and the connections made to last beyond the conference halls. With these three unique venues, attendees are guaranteed an unforgettable networking experience in the heart of Warsaw.
Don’t Miss Out – Secure Your European Gaming Congress Tickets Today!
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BetterGambling Exclusive Report: 800+ UK Casino Operators Face Closure as 2026 Regulations Trigger Industry Apocalypse
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BetterGambling, the UK’s independent gambling industry think tank, released its comprehensive Market Intelligence Report, indicating over 800 casino operators will be forced out of the UK market by 2027, the largest industry slump in British gambling history.
The study, authored by BetterGambling’s stable of former casino bosses and regulatory experts, projects a precipitous 30-40% drop in authorised operators as the 2026 regulatory landscape renders continued operation economically non-viable for the low-to-midsized players.
“We are witnessing the greatest scale of change since the Gambling Act 2005. Our analysis proves that this is not just market consolidation – it’s a structural realignment of an industry that today supports 2,262 licensed operators as of March 2024,” said Diana Tunsu, Reviewer at BetterGambling.
Key findings from the BetterGambling report include:
• 680-900 operators anticipated to exit the market by the end of 2027 (30-40% of the current market)
• New casino launches will drop by 60-70% relative to 2024 levels
• White-label operations will see a 45-55% closure rate as a result of shifts in platform economics
• Stand-alone casinos will see 40-50% market consolidation as a result of compliance barriers
• Total first-year compliance investment of £800,000-2.8 million per operator.
The Compliance Investment Reality
BetterGambling’s in-depth analysis of operators reveals the true cash investment required for 2026 compliance. The regulatory fee alone will remove £100 million from the industry annually, and technology infrastructure upgrades will cost individual operators between £500,000 and £2 million.
“The economics are straightforward. Operators with GGY below £3 million per year are faced with a stark choice: spend significantly on compliance or consider strategic options including withdrawing from the market,” explained Diana Tunsu.
For more detailed analysis of the impact on different forms of casinos, see our in-depth UK Casino Reviews section.
White-Label Market Transformation
White-label casino businesses are recognized as being severely tested in this report, with 45-55% predicted to merge or close down. Of the estimated 350-450 current white-label businesses, BetterGambling predicts 200-300 will survive past 2027.
“White-label operators have a complex equation,” said the BetterGambling research team.
“They must navigate through the same compliance for independent operators when handling revenue-sharing arrangements with platform providers.”
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