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The Future of White-Label Solutions and How to Choose the Right Partner
A White-Label solution holds various benefits for brand owners. From a time-to-market point of view, it allows a quick penetration to the online gambling market, in some cases a white-label brand can be launched within a few weeks. Acquiring a B2C iGaming license requires resources like time, money and effort. Without the right know-how, it can take months for the brand owner to obtain it. With a White-label solution, the new brand is run on the supplier B2C license and the process in front of the regulator is much simpler. This advantage is greater in cases where the brand owner would like to start with multiple jurisdictions. Some brand owners do not have the know-how to start an iGaming operation, don’t want to gain it or would rather not deal with the day-to-day operation.
Holding hands-on experience, the white-label supplier brings all the required knowledge per jurisdiction. The brand owner does not need to learn which are the required payment methods and what should be their configuration. Regarding content, the supplier knows which sports, leagues, betting offering, casino and live casino games works best for the target audience. In a White-label solution the supplier brings to the table not only its technology but an umbrella of full managed services.
The relationships between the brand owner and the white-label supplier are usually more engaging than in the case of a turnkey solution. Both parties act as partners and both have the incentive to run a cost-effective and successful operation. This relationship is built on trust. The brand owner trusts the white-label supplier to manage his players in the best way possible, to keep the operation complaint, to configure bonuses in a way that removes the option for bonus abusing, to configure and enforce anti-fraud and AML processes.
In some cases, brand owners chose a white-label solution because they want to get away from the liability of running an iGaming solution. Until a decade ago, the white-label supplier mainly dealt with the player management liability. The emergence of regulated markets added a new liability to maintain the license and meet with everchanging regulation requirements. In recent years some white-label providers have pulled away from most or all regulated markets to remove the burden of the regulation liability and the financial risks that come with it.
As a result, some brand owners turned to acquire an iGaming license and move to a turnkey solution and some even turned to develop their own platform. It was not too long before some of these businesses realized that running their own operation is very costly and quite a difficult task. They now moved to have full liability on the entire operation, and some started to miss the old days when they were just handled the marketing traffic. Those who went to build their own technology realized that it takes many years and a lot of manpower to build a successful platform.
While the advantages are clear, fast time to market and the ability for the brand owner to focus on online marketing alone, the road to success is partnering up with an experienced provider with an excellent reputation. The brand owner needs to choose a white-label partner that he can trust in the running of his operation. One that delivers. Some white-label providers only offer a casino product and are coupled with a 3rd party Sport solution or they simply lack Sport altogether. It is important to partner up with a white-label provider that has a Sport product of their own. There are several advantages for doing this, the brand owner has a homogenous one-stop-shop solution for casino and Sport, cross-vertical retention capabilities, cross-sale tools from Sports to Casino, full traffic tracking per source. It is important to pick a supplier that really has the right payment solutions for each market. Brand owners need to look for a trustworthy partner that can support their current needs. They need to assess whether this partner will value their business and continue to support them throughout their partnership. For example, when entering additional markets or in developing specific functionalities for their operation. The right white-label supplier will bring the right technology that can quickly enter a newly regulated market as well as to adapt to the changes of existing ones, and managed services that allow brands to distinguish themselves in the competitive environment. For instance player retention tools and their correct configuration, tournaments, gamification and more.
The future of the iGaming white-label solution depends more on the suppliers than the brand owners themselves. The business case for suppliers needs to accommodate the additional regulation liability and effort. Brand owners will need to be willing to pay the extra fees for regulation services like automated KYC, additional personnel etc. In some markets like the US tribal gaming it will be required for a technology supplier to provide fully managed services due to lack of knowledge. In cases like that the white-label supplier will provide a full white-label solution except for owning the skin. We will see more affiliates deciding to own their brand and send the traffic to it rather than to 3rd party brands. This, in turn, will allow them not only to do what they do best i.e. acquiring quality traffic but also to be able to have involvement in content, bonus schemes etc. The level of this involvement depends on each affiliate.
Written by: Oren Cohen Shwartz, CEO of Delasport
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EvenBet Gaming and SBC set private poker tournament for SBC Summit Malta
Invite-only No Limit Hold’em event runs 30 April at Casino Malta, InterContinental Hotel, with prizes for SBC Summit attendees.
EvenBet Gaming will host an invite-only No Limit Hold’em poker tournament with SBC on 30 April, the final day of SBC Summit Malta. The event will take place at Casino Malta at the InterContinental Hotel and is restricted to conference delegates.
The companies are positioning the tournament as a networking format built around a “premium, fast-paced poker experience,” with professional hosting at the venue.
Prizes listed for the event include an iPad Air, Apple Watch 11, and AirPods Pro 3.
Dmitry Starostenkov, CEO at EvenBet Gaming, said: “This tournament is sure to be one of the highlights of SBC Summit Malta, combining the thrill of competition with the social and strategic elements that make poker such a powerful connector.
“Taking place in Casino Malta, the event is reserved exclusively for conference attendees, and we look forward to welcoming them to the table to create new connections while enjoying one of the industry’s most iconic card games.”
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QTech Games adds Just Slots to its aggregation platform
Deal expands distribution for Just Slots titles via QTech’s operator network, with a focus on Africa and Latin America.
QTech Games has signed a new content partnership with slots studio Just Slots, adding the supplier’s catalogue to QTech’s aggregation platform for its operator clients.
The integration makes a range of Just Slots titles available via QTech, including Shogun Skylord, Rain and Ruin, Book of Abyss, and Shadow Pirates. The companies said the deal is aimed at extending distribution across emerging markets, particularly Africa and Latin America.
QTech Games CEO Philip Doftvik said: “We’re dedicated to rolling out more and more elite content and product innovation that drives revenue for our partners. So, this deal with Just Slots extends our impressive sequential pipeline into 2026 – and we’ve so much more to come this year! In today’s marketplace, only premium games of the highest standard separate you from the crowd. So, we look forward to sharing their wide spectrum of games with both leading and challenger operator brands in emerging markets worldwide.
“Just Slots’ stunning portfolio will assist any platform partner ensure a complete brand experience that players enjoy and return to, driving dwell-time and fresh revenue streams. Their games introduce compelling narrative twists to their features, appealing to the culturally varied proclivities of new players across a swathe of untapped territories.”
Nick Formosa, Head of Client Strategy at Just Slots, said: “This is a partnership we’re genuinely excited about. QTech has the reach, the operator relationships, and the on-the-ground expertise in markets where slot demand is growing fastest. Being part of their platform puts our content exactly where we want it to be, and we’re looking forward to seeing our games find new audiences across Asia, Africa, and Latin America.”
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BettingStartups
Defy the Odds partners with BettingStartups to boost early-stage igaming support
The groups will collaborate on startup programming starting at SBC Summit Americas on June 9–11 in Fort Lauderdale.
Defy the Odds (DTO) and BettingStartups have announced a strategic partnership to support early-stage startups across igaming and sports betting. The first public collaboration is scheduled for SBC Summit Americas (June 9–11) in Fort Lauderdale, where both organisations said they will support startup-focused programming.
DTO, which advises early-stage founders in igaming, sports betting, sportstech and fintech, and BettingStartups, which focuses on the real money gaming early-stage ecosystem, said the partnership aims to improve access to community, collaboration and capital for founders.
The organisations said the combined effort is intended to increase visibility for emerging companies, improve connections across fragmented industry networks, and help founders become “investor-ready,” including support such as pitch preparation, financial modelling and introductions to investors active in the sector.
Kelly Kehn, Co-Founder of Defy the Odds said of the partnership, “Innovation doesn’t happen in a vacuum. It happens when founders connect, share ideas and push each other forward. That’s what community does. This partnership with BettingStartups is about bringing more startups together and making sure the wider industry pays attention to what they’re building. Because the future of our industry is being shaped by these founders.”
Jesse Learmonth, founder of BettingStartups, adds “We’ve always been about providing high-signal infrastructure for founders to scale. This partnership with DTO doubles down on that mission, linking our audience with a community that actually opens doors. Starting with the Startup Zone at SBC Americas, we’re giving founders a direct, affordable line to the operators and investors who define this industry.
Both organisations said additional joint initiatives are planned throughout 2026.
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