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Advantages of NSoft’s Turnkey Sports Betting Solution

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NSoft is a B2B software provider oĄering a complete package for betting business. This is possible thanks to a carefully planned and executed modular sports betting platform, a Turnkey Sports Betting Solution.
By Ana Sović, SVP Business Operations Turnkey Sports Betting Solution for betting operators and business management Seven Turnkey Solution is a highly modular and customizable platform and a genuine engine behind every betting product.
NSoft’s software architects built it using their vast knowledge and relying on diĄerent approaches to develop and optimise this software solution. They made the system, always having in mind Seven’s future tasks like integrating new features and complying with diĄerent legal authorities.

The most important thing to emphasize is that NSoft’s turnkey solution is based on a revenue share model that minimizes risk, reduces operational costs and brings benefits to diĄerent types of operators by allowing them to gain full control over their business operations, boost productivity and facilitate everyday operations in bet shops.
Preferred partner of Sportradar Seven iGaming Platform has been developed using cutting-edge technologies, and it oĄers the possibility of third party integrations of other platforms and providers. This single solution is responsible for managing core betting business operations not just for customers who are starting a betting business from scratch but also for those who have their business operations already established. With joint eĄort, the operators who are using someone else’s solution can easily move to NSoft’s turnkey solution. In that case they have our help with counseling, analysis of their shops, import of existing metadata and player base, all of which is focused to save their time by reducing the operational and manual work around the migration of existing data and maximize their revenue.
The Seven platform delivers NSoft’s proprietary
Sportsbook which is driven by Betradar data providing you with an extensive oĄer of more than 370 000 events from 60 diĄerent sports monthly together with corresponding odds and results.
Our extensive product portfolio is complemented by in-house developed
Virtual and Casino games which guarantee realistic, dynamic and fast-paced gameplay. Based on the analysis and broad statistics, NSoft’s virtual and casino games impress with multiple bonus options and betting markets designed to provide high revenues for our clients. Full in-house B2B Support and Services NSoft’s highly qualified and dedicated Support team has accumulated years of experience in the software and betting industry. When clients are in doubt about how to proceed, Support Operators are always there to lend a hand in installing and demonstrating usage of our application software providing
Preferred partner of Sportradar detailed and clear explanations. Among the regular customer support duties available 24/7, monitoring the system and network parameters is performed constantly to prevent any issues before they potentially reach the customer.
Technical Account Managers also remain in communication with the client at all times and each client has their own dedicated account management. One of their daily tasks is to constantly analyze client’s business operations and the habits of their players, so that they can improve their business further and adjust the oĄer and business operations to clients’ needs.
Remote Device Management in land-based business controls devices remotely through our software and provides real-time access to betting operations in shops, which consequently saves operators the time and money since they avoid visiting each shop because of the remote accessibility.
Risk Management tools enable operators to gain full control over the risk parameters, whether those are tournaments, market types, odds, players, retail shops, detection of the same tickets and many more. Special attention is dedicated to the Risk Management module which allows them to minimize the risk and increase the profit through the combination of automatic and manual tools. NSoft’s team of highly skilled and experienced bookmakers is also available for counseling if the operator is new in the business and requires additional assistance.
The maintenance of the
server infrastructure is under the control of NSoft’s devoted teams and one of the services provided for clients which use our turnkey solution. Our experts are there to help build flexibility into the system when the client’s engineering team faces the challenges of capacity planning and ensuring the right resources are in place to handle traąc demands.
Preferred partner of Sportradar The scalability of an application can be measured by the number of requests it can eĄectively support simultaneously. NSoft’s Infrastructure team uses horizontal or vertical scaling at the point at which a client’s application can no longer handle
additional requests and it reaches the limit of its scalability. The complete setup is led by our Infrastructure team, which
proactively monitors resource usage of our services to ensure the best results for the client.
The complete infrastructure can be built in the client’s country if required by law, and after that further administration is supervised by NSoft’s team.
Turnkey solution vs White label, which meets your business requirements?
When operators want to improve their existing business operations by extending their oĄer with NSoft’s products, or when they are just starting their online sports betting business, the Turnkey Sports Betting Solution is a better option for those operators wanting more control over their sports betting software.
For clients who have a third party platform and if they want to take our Solution, we provide help in terms of diĄerent operational tasks which are necessary to be undertaken: import of the player base, make full technical support available for their branch oące as well as employee training.
At the start of the implementation process NSoft’s team does an analysis of the existing state, client’s wishes and needs – what the client wants, whether the client is already working with an existing provider, if there are hardware requirements and whether there is any ustomization necessary. When all that comes together, the next step is Client account setup and product release. After the testing phase is delivered, then comes training of client’s employees and field installation when retail is
Preferred partner of Sportradar concerned. The time to market that we oĄer on all channels is top notch.
NSoft’s Business development and operational teams are involved in the whole process of Turnkey setup, and other departments will
also pitch in as well depending on the needs of each client individually.
Beside the Turnkey approach, another trending notion in the White label solution.
A White label is an eĄective and convenient solution created by a company with the purpose of selling or leasing it to another entity
that can brand it under its own name or label. In this way everything needed to launch an online gaming business from the
ground up, is provided by a third-party supplier – sports betting software, a casino, a license, payment processing, and more. This
includes all the products, software solutions, and even use of a gaming license. The downside of this approach would be that
there is no flexibility in terms of changing payments, products or trading strategy; and also there are not many options for product
customization. The focus is rather set on the numerous marketing possibilities which White label provides.
We conclude that a Turnkey approach is by far the best strategy because operators have a reliable partner in NSoft to gain more control over their needs for sports betting, casino, branding and software development, once their business takes oĄ. NSoft’s accumulated years of experience in the iGaming industry and our dedicated teams are available at all times for collaboration and support to meet client’s overall requirements, deliver outstanding results and revenue growth.

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Movers and Shakers: The blueprint for boutique studios looking to crack America

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“Movers and Shakers” is a dynamic monthly column dedicated to exploring the latest trends, developments, and influential voices in the iGaming industry. Powered by GameOn and supported by HIPTHER, this op-ed series delves into the key players, emerging technologies, and regulatory changes shaping the future of online gaming. Each month, industry experts offer their insights and perspectives, providing readers with in-depth analysis and thought-provoking commentary on what’s driving the iGaming world forward. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the scene, “Movers and Shakers” is your go-to source for staying ahead in the rapidly evolving iGaming landscape. 

Charles Mott, Founder and CEO of S Gaming, says finding success in the US is a tough task, but that studios who can replicate the magic of the casino floor have what it takes to make it stateside

 

There are plenty of European studios that have set their sights on finding success in the US, but very few have actually managed to achieve it. This is because they are making a common mistake, and that’s failing to translate the preferences of US slot players into their games.

For more than a decade now, the UK and European markets have been defined by “the chase” – high volatility slots with massive, infrequent max wins and jackpots that deliver anticipation and thrills, but that also exhaust the player’s balance in minutes.

But if you walk on to the floor of any Las Vegas casino, the atmosphere is different. It’s about “time at machine”. It’s the neon, the regular dopamine hits of smaller wins and the ability to make $100 provide an entire evening’s worth of entertainment.

As the US market increasingly moves to online, with more states embracing regulated iGaming, it’s no longer finding its feet with players now actively looking for a digital version of the land-based soul they have loved for many years.

Moving away from the “big win” to the “long session”

US players have been culturally conditioned by the physical casino experience. Unlike the high-stakes digital environment of Europe, the American player often views slots as a leisure activity rather than a jackpot hunt.

This is why S Gaming has focused on fun, entertainment and sustainability, with our games matching the “steady tortoise” cadence of land-based slot machines. They still deliver lots of big win potential, but across longer and more engaging sessions.

For operators like BetMGM and Fanatics, both of which we’ve recently partnered with, it’s not just about fun, it’s about retention.

A player who loses their balance in three minutes is a churn risk, but a player who wins small, frequent prizes stays in the ecosystem for longer and ultimately generates a much higher lifetime value.

Efficiency over ego

But it’s not just about having the right games, distribution is also key to cracking America. This is a notoriously difficult market because it’s not one jurisdiction, it’s five (and counting) regulatory islands and in each, you need to secure regulatory approvals.

This is actually a moat that keeps many smaller studios out. It’s an issue we had to overcome, and ultimately looked for a partner that could help us bridge the gap. Our agreement with Gaming Realms allows us to use its remote game server and licences to launch into US states.

This “Infrastructure-as-a-Service” model allows a studio to focus on “game grammar” (math and art) while the partner handles the “plumbing” (compliance and connectivity). It’s the leanest way to hit the ground running with a tier-one operator across multiple states simultaneously.

Why tier ones are buying in

You might be wondering why a tier one giant like BetMGM has joined forces with a boutique UK studio and facilitated its launch into the US.

But the reality is that operators are fighting soaring acquisition costs right now and this means they no longer want more games, they want differentiated games that reduce churn and keep players coming back for more.

Our focus on sustainable entertainment aligns with current US regulatory requirements and the focus on responsible gaming. Games designed for longer, lower stakes sessions are inherently “safer” and more palatable to regulators and risk-averse operators alike.

And they just hit the mark more with players. Sure, winning is a big part of playing online slots, but how you get to the win and the perceived entertainment value is now just as if not more so important – not just in the US but in the UK and Europe, too.

The data-driven evolution

Success does not come from a single launch – it comes from having a feedback loop. We now have a handful of games live in the US market, including our flagship Triple 7 Jackpot title, from which we are gathering real-time data on player behaviour.

This is allowing us to move from “what we think players want” to “what the data tells us they love” and this in turn is allowing us to refine our product roadmap and the games we are producing for the US market, ensuring each title is more culturally resonant than the last.

The new era of transatlantic growth

Cracking America in 2026 isn’t about having the loudest brand of the biggest marketing budget – it’s about understanding the psychology of the casino floor.

The studio’s that succeed will be those that realise the US player isn’t looking for a new way to gamble, they’re looking for a digital version of the “Vegas” feeling they’ve known and loved for decades.

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When Africa gambles: seasonality patterns across five countries revealed by Blask

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When Africa Gambles: Seasonality Patterns Across Five Markets Revealed by Blask , Nigeria, Tanzania, Kenya, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Egypt operate under diverse regulatory regimes and follow different domestic sports calendars — Egypt also observes a Friday–Saturday weekend. Yet, across these markets, gambling activity exhibits a shared rhythm: engagement climbs into Q4 and remains elevated through the year-end, with softer periods either mid-year (Nigeria, Tanzania, Kenya, DR Congo) or late winter (Egypt). Peaks broadly coincide with the European club season, while in some markets domestic leagues run in parallel.

Blask’s Seasonality feature, drawing on data from January 2016 to February 2026, allows mapping engagement by month, day, and hour, revealing nuanced patterns in each market:

Nigeria: The Long Saturday

  • Annual curve accelerates into Q4: October is the top month, followed closely by September, November, and December. June marks the low point, with a modest rebound in July before the late-summer climb.

  • Weekly cycle is weekend-led: Saturday dominates, Sunday and Friday show smaller peaks, weekdays are quieter.

  • Hourly pattern forms a broad plateau on Saturday, with elevated activity from early morning to late evening (5am–9pm Lagos time). Weekday engagement is lower, concentrating in the late afternoon and evening.

Tanzania: Saturday as a Corridor

  • Annual rhythm mirrors Nigeria: softening in June–July, rising from August into a Q4 plateau. Top months are November–December, with October close behind.

  • Weekly cycle hierarchy is clearer: Saturday is strongest, Sunday elevated but lower, Friday leads weekday peaks.

  • Saturday functions as a corridor rather than a sharp spike: activity stays high from 7am–11pm Dar es Salaam time, peaking mid-afternoon to early evening (3pm–7pm). Weekday activity tilts toward evening post-work.

Kenya: Two Clocks in One Market

  • Annual curve rises from August into Q4, with December at the peak, October and November following. Low points in June–July.

  • Weekly peaks favor the weekend: Saturday #1, Sunday #2.

  • Hourly pattern shows dual peaks: a primary late-afternoon to evening spike (3pm–9pm Nairobi time) and a secondary pre-dawn rise (3am–7am), particularly visible on weekends.

DR Congo: The Morning Market

  • January remains unusually strong alongside December, which is the top month.

  • Weekly cycle follows the familiar weekend pattern: Saturday leads, weekend days generally brighter.

  • Hourly peak occurs in the morning, roughly 5am–9am Kinshasa time, shifting an hour later in eastern regions. Weekdays maintain the morning lift, with Saturday adding extra intensity.

Egypt: Friday Leadership and After-Midnight Play

  • Annual curve climbs steadily to year-end: December tops, followed by November and October. Softest periods are February and March.

  • Weekly cycle differs: Friday peaks, Thursday and Saturday slightly behind, reflecting Egypt’s Friday–Saturday weekend.

  • Nighttime engagement is strongest in the group, concentrating after midnight (2am–5am Cairo time), consistently across all days of the week.

The Bigger Picture

  • Q4 is peak season across all five markets. Nigeria peaks earliest (October), while Tanzania, Kenya, DR Congo, and Egypt maintain high engagement through November–December. Four markets soften mid-year, Egypt peaks late winter.

  • Weekend structures explain weekly splits: Saturday for Nigeria, Tanzania, Kenya, DR Congo; Friday for Egypt.

  • Hourly patterns diverge: Nigeria and Tanzania show broad Saturday blocks, Kenya focuses on prime time with pre-dawn tails, DR Congo peaks in the morning, Egypt peaks after midnight. Cross-market scheduling without these insights risks missing most demand.

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Groove Targets Africa’s iGaming Boom at SiGMA Cape Town 2026

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Groove Targets Africa’s iGaming Boom at SiGMA Cape Town 2026 , Groove, the defiantly innovative iGaming platform and aggregator, has confirmed its attendance at next week’s SiGMA Africa Summit in Cape Town, signalling the company’s intent to establish a strong presence in the world’s fastest-growing iGaming market.

Africa’s iGaming sector is expanding at unprecedented speed, and Groove is entering not as a spectator, but as a builder, bringing its signature “Unseen Architecture” approach to scalable, compliance-ready aggregation, combined with a commitment to listening before acting.

Leading the company’s presence at the summit will be Yahale Meltzer, Founder and CEO of Groove, whose vision for the continent extends far beyond content delivery.

“Africa is not an emerging market,” Meltzer said. “It is an emerging universe. You feel it in the numbers, the youngest population on earth, mobile engagement that bypasses desktop entirely, fintech leapfrogging traditional banking in ways the West is only beginning to understand. This is not a place where you parachute in with a European playbook and hope it lands. This is a place that demands listening, adaptation, and genuine partnership.”

At Groove, the founding philosophy has always been about rhythm — the pulse that connects operators, providers, and players in sync with seamless iGaming experiences. Africa’s rhythm, Meltzer notes, is distinct.

“It’s mobile-first, payment-adaptive, and hungry for experiences that feel local, not imported. That’s exactly the kind of challenge our architecture was built to solve.”

The structural advantages driving Africa’s iGaming growth are considerable. The median age in multiple key markets is under twenty, smartphone adoption is climbing rapidly, and over ninety percent of iGaming interactions now occur via mobile, bypassing desktop entirely. Fintech integration, through systems like M-Pesa, has brought millions of previously unbanked players into the ecosystem. Regulatory frameworks are also maturing in markets including Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa, offering licensed operators clearer paths to compliance.

For an aggregator like Groove, whose platform delivers over 15,000 games from 150+ providers via a single API, these conditions represent not just opportunity, but alignment.

Groove’s presence in Cape Town is built around four core objectives. First, forging meaningful operator partnerships. The summit gathers Africa’s most ambitious operators alongside global players seeking regional entry, and Groove will showcase localised content packages, mobile-optimised experiences, and payment-agnostic infrastructure designed for African realities.

Second, deepening regional intelligence. Meltzer emphasises: “The regulatory picture in Africa is not a monolith. What works in Lagos requires adaptation in Nairobi, and something entirely different in Johannesburg. You don’t learn those nuances just from a report, even with Groove Command, our data-driven game matching system. You learn them by sitting in the room with the people who live them.”

Third, offering African operators clear pathways to growth. Fourth, positioning for the long term: attendance at SiGMA Africa is not a checkbox exercise — it signals that Groove views the continent as integral to its global strategy.

“We’re not coming to Cape Town to hand out brochures and fly home,” Meltzer said. “We’re coming to listen, to learn, and to find the partners who see what we see: a region on the cusp of something extraordinary. Groove’s job is to provide the infrastructure and games that turn that ‘something’ into sustainable, thrilling player experiences, whether that’s in Lagos, Nairobi, Johannesburg, or beyond.”

He added: “Africa’s rhythm is rising. We’re here to Groove with it.”

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