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Opening New Doors: EveryMatrix’s London Launch and the People Power Behind Its Growth
By Maria Emma Arnidou, for European Gaming Media
The beginning of May saw the grand opening of EveryMatrix’s new London office, where the company welcomed iGaming media representatives for a two-day showcase: from the official ribbon-cutting to a deep dive into Q1 results, product launches, and strategic updates.
Held high above the city in the sleek HYLO building – now home to EveryMatrix’s new London office – the event was as polished as the view. It offered warm hospitality, meaningful conversations, and a structured program that balanced corporate transparency with genuine connection.
Co-founders Ebbe Groes and Stian Hornsletten, and Global Head of Offices Daniela Gheorghe took their spots for the customary cutting, surrounded by wide windows framing a glowing city skyline: cheers from the crowd, a quick snip – and that’s it: with camera shutters clicking and hands clapping, the new chapter began.

A View to Match the Vision
The new office setting was as polished as the EveryMatrix brand itself. Located in one of London’s most vibrant new towers, the company’s new office rises high above the city, with panoramic windows framing a glowing metropolis below.
The sleek space and the people buzzing happily around the workstations set the stage for a broader message: EveryMatrix isn’t simply scaling – it’s building a global community.

The “EM” People: The Culture Driving Global Momentum
One of the most compelling media presentations of the day was simply titled “The ‘EM’ People.”
Far from being a routine report, or a “mandatory” nod to company culture, this session revealed the inner engine behind EveryMatrix’s continued success: its people. As the audience quickly discovered, the company is not only scaling across markets but doing so with a purposeful investment in team growth, development, and cohesion.
The numbers shared spoke volumes:
- Headcount marks a 36% year-on-year increase, and 491 new hires joining the company in the last 12 months alone.
- EveryMatrix now spans over 15 global offices with employees representing 40+ nationalities.
- The average employee age is 33, with an average tenure of 3.4 years.
- An impressive 95% retention rate among new hires.
In an industry known for its high turnover and fierce competition for talent, these stats are more than impressive, indicating the strategic planning and care invested in People and Organisational Culture.
The presentation dove into how this success is structured. EveryMatrix has implemented a robust Learning & Development framework that offers tailored learning paths across technical training, leadership development, and online upskilling. This ensures that no matter where someone is in their career journey, there’s a clear path forward.
The company’s employer branding initiatives also stood out. From events designed to boost internal pride and connection, to storytelling campaigns that highlight real team members rather than corporate jargon, EveryMatrix is creating a brand culture that feels authentic and shared.

Offices as People Hubs and Culture Carriers
The symbolism of the London opening was not lost on attendees. The office is not just a workspace – it’s a physical representation of the company’s values and return to its roots. Designed to foster collaboration and flexibility, it joins the ranks of newly opened offices in Copenhagen, Cebu, and Chiang Mai. These hubs are purposefully built to support diverse teams onboarded from strategic acquisitions, encourage spontaneous collaboration, and create a sense of belonging across regions.
Daniela Gheorghe, who oversees EveryMatrix’s global office network, emphasized the importance of spaces that do more than house desks: in the office tour she gave to the press, Daniela discussed the thoughtful architecture and placement of each Department on the open, yet distinctly separate spaces. Teams in need of more quiet surroundings, like Accounting, are placed away from the “louder” Trading Department. Each team’s and co-worker’s needs are met under a collaborative and human-centric mindset.

Social Impact with Substance
The focus on people extends well beyond the company’s own walls. EveryMatrix’s social responsibility initiatives are not just performative checkboxes – they’re embedded into the company’s long-term vision.
The Teach Stream program, active since 2015, has helped more than 200 underprivileged children gain foundational skills in IT, English, and math. More recently, the launch of the Academy for Heroes has marked a new chapter: a purpose-built NGO project in Ukraine, designed to help war veterans transition into tech careers. Based in Lviv, the program offers tailored training in a market-ready environment, further aligning social impact with industry opportunity.
Local CSR projects in each regional office reinforce this approach, encouraging team members to take part in meaningful community action. It’s a people-first philosophy that scales.

Setting the Tone for the Future
While the London office served as the physical backdrop for the event, the real takeaway was intangible: a sense of direction, clarity, and culture. EveryMatrix is growing by cultivating an environment where talent can thrive, communities can benefit, and innovation is sustainable because it’s human-centered.
In a time where company culture is too often reduced to buzzwords, breakout rooms, and meaningless Pizza Fridays, EveryMatrix offered a refreshing alternative: a clear vision backed by real people, real numbers, and real impact.
As I was leaving the building alongside other guests, I couldn’t help but feel that the view from the 24th floor wasn’t just a look at London – it was a glimpse into what the future of responsible iGaming leadership might actually look like.
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Fiona Hickey
Hub88 Enters into Partnership with Games Inc
Hub88 has further strengthened its aggregation platform through a partnership with Games Inc, delivering the studio’s portfolio, shaped by more than a decade of close collaboration with operators, to its global network.
The deal introduces Games Inc’s range of more than 70 tried and tested titles to Hub88’s partners, including slots and table games, granting access to premium content developed with a focus on performance, engagement and player-first design.
Founded in 2012, Games Inc began as a bespoke slot developer for some of the world’s biggest operators, before transitioning into a fully independent global content provider.
For Hub88’s partners, Games Inc’s rich knowledge translates into a line-up designed with entertainment and high performance in mind. Each release seamlessly combines engaging mechanics, balanced maths, captivating graphics and immersive audiovisual effects for the ultimate experience.
The agreement further strengthens Hub88’s reputation for choosing partners with intriguing content and robust technology that drives success.
Ollie Castleman, Managing Director at Hub88, said: “Games Inc brings a level of experience and deep operator understanding that really stands out to us. They have spent years building custom games meticulously, and this is reflected in how their portfolio performs. Their content is shaped by real-world insight and data, and this will only bring further benefits to our operator network.”
Fiona Hickey, Managing Director at Games Inc, said: “Hub88 is a key partner for us, with their values, way of working and enduring reputation unlocking access to more brands worldwide. Their platform is technically excellent and significantly boosts our reach. We are confident that our style and creative approach will resonate with their partners across multiple global markets.”
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Brazil
The IBJR stresses that combating the illegal market is crucial for Desenrola 2.0
The Brazilian Institute for Responsible Gaming (IBJR) warns that the effectiveness of financial protection measures in Desenrola 2.0 fundamentally depends on a rigorous fight against the illegal betting market.
It is also worth emphasizing that in 2025, bets placed on licensed platforms accounted for the equivalent of only 0.46% of household consumption in the country, an extremely small share within the Brazilian budget, according to data from a study by LCA Consultoria.
This reinforces that the main factor of indebtedness in the Brazilian budget continues to be the high cost of credit.
The entity also emphasizes that restrictions on access to the regulated sector may encourage users to migrate to clandestine platforms, which already move around R$ 40 billion per year and operate without any oversight or consumer protection mechanisms.
Combating the illegal market is the most urgent step to prevent unlicensed operators—often associated with organized crime—from exploiting periods of restriction to attract vulnerable audiences.
This concern is heightened by the proximity of the World Cup, a period of natural increase in the volume of sports betting, and by the potential loss of R$ 10.8 billion in revenue for the country if consumption shifts to the underground market.
The IBJR reinforces that the real protection of citizens and the integrity of Desenrola 2.0 depend on coordinated action between the government and the private sector.
The organization advocates for public policies that combine financial education, strengthening responsible gambling, and a strategic offensive against clandestine websites, ensuring that entertainment occurs exclusively within a safe, transparent, and properly monitored ecosystem.
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ALT Sports Data
ALT Sports Data Announces a New Partnership with Caesars Entertainment
ALT Sports Data, a global leader in engagement solutions and official data for emerging sports, has announced a new partnership with Caesars Entertainment. The partnership powers a new, next-generation Formula 1 betting product for Caesars’ sports betting platforms, delivering one of the most advanced wagering experiences ever offered on motorsports across Caesars Sportsbook and William Hill digital and retail platforms.
Caesars Sportsbook and William Hill will leverage ALT Sports Data’s proprietary Formula 1 models, pricing, and real-time data infrastructure to offer a comprehensive and differentiated suite of betting markets. Built on sub-second latency data and hundreds of inputs per car, the platform enables dynamic pricing and continuous market recalibration throughout Formula 1 race weekends.
The product introduces a new category of Formula 1 betting, combining pre-race, in-race, and micro-market opportunities into a single, integrated experience. This includes live race micro markets, predictive driver performance modeling, and large-scale race simulations that generate thousands of possible race outcomes per event, allowing for deeper and more accurate pricing across every lap.
“Formula 1 is one of the most complex and data-rich environments in global sport, and that complexity creates an opportunity to completely redefine the betting experience. Our platform is designed to unlock that potential at scale, and partnering with Caesars allows us to bring a truly differentiated, always-on product to market that reflects the speed, strategy, and unpredictability of Formula 1,” said Joe Dunnigan, CEO and Founder of ALT Sports Data.
“Formula 1 continues to captivate fans with its intensity, strategy, and constant innovation. By integrating ALT Sports Data’s advanced modeling and real-time official data, we’re able to elevate our Formula 1 offering and give customers a more dynamic way to experience every moment of the race weekend,” said Eric Hession, President of Caesars Digital.
In addition to core markets such as race winner and podium finishes, Caesars and William Hill will offer an expanded set of in-play and micro markets, including lap-by-lap driver matchups, fastest segment performance, pit stop outcomes, overtakes, and position-based milestones. These markets are designed to evolve in real time, enabling a true race-within-a-race experience for bettors.
As the Official and Exclusive Betting Data Supplier of Formula 1, ALT Sports Data is building the foundational infrastructure to support the sport’s growing focus on regulated sports betting and fan engagement. With Formula 1 increasing its investment in official betting partnerships and data-driven engagement, the expansion of sophisticated betting products represents a key strategic initiative for the league and its global ecosystem.
The agreement further establishes ALT Sports Data as a key infrastructure partner for sportsbooks and leagues seeking to unlock the next phase of growth in global sports betting through official data, advanced modeling, and real-time fan engagement.
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