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Why segment players? Slotegrator’s new report has answers
Personalized, targeted marketing has become a universal business practice — but there’s no universal approach that works for every business. What does it look like for iGaming projects, and where should online casinos and sportsbooks start? Find out in Slotegrator’s new report.
At the end of the day, every business has the same main goal: revenue. In a sector as competitive as online gambling, businesses do everything they can to boost profits.
One of the most effective strategies they can use is personalized marketing. It’s become clear that personalized, targeted marketing is the best way to drive customer engagement, creating a growing base that will keep profits coming in the long term. Slotegrator’s research has found that the foundation of a well-informed, well-designed marketing strategy is player segmentation.
Faruk Aydin, Chief Revenue Officer at Revpanda, Slotegrator’s partner, comments on this topic: “Player segmentation is key to keeping players engaged and loyal in the iGaming world. By diving into the data, we can group players into categories like high rollers, casual gamers, and those at risk of leaving. This lets us create marketing strategies that speak directly to their interests. High rollers, for example, love exclusive VIP programs and personalized rewards, while casual gamers respond well to fun onboarding experiences and regular in-game perks. When players feel understood and valued, they’re more likely to stick around and enjoy their time with us. Going a step further, it’s important to look at what really drives different player groups, beyond just age or location. By understanding their motivations and frustrations, we can craft more personalized and engaging communication.
For instance, our email campaigns can be tailored to offer relevant content and promotions that fit each player’s gaming style. This level of personalization helps build a stronger connection, reduces the chances of them leaving, and turns them into loyal, active players. In the end, player segmentation isn’t just about marketing—it’s about creating a better, more enjoyable experience for everyone.”
Giving players what they want is key to keeping them on your platform, and the best way to do that is careful analysis of their behavior. Aside from basic statistics about player status, like new, active, and churned, a good CRM system can offer more detailed parameters, like how often they play, their average bet, their average deposit, and more. This kind of information can help operators come up with strategies to improve retention rates.
Player segmentation helps operators to:
- Streamline operations: First of all, segmentation saves time by allowing bulk actions and analysis of groups of players by one or more common attributes — meaning less manual work and better-optimized resources.
- Personalize the player experience: Once you’ve pinpointed a player segment’s preferences, you can offer them content and promotional offers they’re more likely to enjoy.
- Organize marketing campaigns: Knowing players preferences helps operators to deliver relevant messages.
- Enhance player retention: Targeted marketing leads to higher retention — personalized loyalty programs and an individualized approach to player support will give players a feeling of being taken care of.
- Build trust: Identifying and protecting vulnerable players by limiting their actions, and adjusting anything that doesn’t work will help create a good reputation for your online casino.
“Segmentation is always happening, whether we realize it or not. It’s important to identify your target audience and include a clear plan in your product development strategy that considers their interests. Knowing who you’re working for makes it easier to create and improve,” notes William Sarto, PR & Marketing Specialist at CasinoRIX.
“Users can be segmented based on clear indicators: where they’re located, how much they deposit (whether they’re VIPs or regular players), and their language preferences. These factors are straightforward and need no further explanation.”
Taking an example of affiliates, CasinoRIX further comments: “As affiliates, our focus is on a personalized approach to enhance the entire player experience. We provide a Personal Manager who is available 24/7 (our own customer support), allowing us to gather real-time feedback from customers and address their specific needs promptly. By analyzing this data, we gain better insights into potential players’ needs and can take proactive steps. We categorize our data based on inquiries, focusing on:
– Bonuses
– Deposit and withdrawal speed and methods
– KYC (Know Your Customer) queries
A personalized approach increases a player’s lifetime value and helps establish loyal relationships.”
User segmentation is a common practice in any business that has to deal with a huge amount of user data. Grouping your users by activity, gender, age, traffic source, payment methods, language, and other parameters, will help you draw conclusions about your business and make data-driven decisions.
Let’s say you find out that you have a group of players under 35 years old that is more active when there is a unique new game out, and prefers to pay with crypto — your possible conclusion might be that you should add more innovative games for your tech-savvy audience, like esports, and send this group an email with announcement.
A new downloadable report from Slotegrator defines four types of segmentation: demographic, geographic, psychographic, and behavioral.
Geographic segmentation groups players by location, demographic segmentation groups them by categories like age or gender, and psychographic segmentation by beliefs and values. Behavioral segmentation, the most effective for online casinos, groups users according to their habits or actions, meaning that everything they do on an online casino platform becomes a basis for operators’ decisions.
Download this report from Slotegrator’s website and learn more about how to segment players according to their status, what they bet on, when and how much they bet, why they play and how loyal they are, and create personalized campaigns and offers to let players know that you care about them.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Since 2012, Slotegrator has been one of the iGaming industry’s leading software and business solution providers for online casino and sportsbook operators.
The company’s main focus is software development and support for online casino platforms, as well as the integration of game content and payment systems.
The company works with licensed game developers and offers a vast portfolio of casino content: slots, live casino games, poker, virtual sports, table games, lotteries, casual games, and data feeds for betting.
Slotegrator also provides consulting services in gambling license acquisition and business incorporation.
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Bet It Drives Is Back for Season 4: Two CEOs Take on iGaming’s Uncomfortable Truths
Season 4 of Bet It Drives has officially launched, opening with a candid and controversial debate between two prominent industry leaders. Cedomir Tomic, Founder of Alea, and Oleksandr Feshchenko, CEO of GR8 Tech, hit the road in Barcelona during ICE to confront the topics many in iGaming prefer to avoid.
From expo spending and marketing budgets to regulation loopholes and grey market growth, the season premiere delivers the unfiltered discussion the show has become known for.
Big Booths, Bigger Egos?
One of the episode’s standout moments comes in a single line that captures the tone of the discussion:
“If the booth is big, that’s growth. If the booth is very opulent, that’s ego.”
It’s a sharp observation that reflects the broader theme of the episode — questioning industry norms and exposing the realities behind high-profile conference appearances and award wins.
The CEOs dive deep into:
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How much iGaming companies really spend on conferences
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What percentage of budgets go toward marketing
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How much is allocated to affiliate partnerships
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When and why grey markets began accelerating
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What doesn’t make sense about regulation in the US and UK
Debate, Confessions and Prank Calls
Beyond boardroom-level discussions, the episode maintains the show’s signature mix of entertainment and unpredictability.
Filmed against the backdrop of rainy Barcelona during ICE, both guests take part in the “Confess or Call” segment, delivering dramatic prank calls. Cedomir Tomic shares stories from some of the wildest iGaming conference parties, while Oleksandr Feshchenko opens up about the shadiest thing he has done in his professional life.
The result is a fast-paced, unscripted conversation that balances serious insight with candid humour.
Yevhen Krazhan, CSO at GR8 Tech and host of Bet It Drives, said:
“The opening of ICE is always electric, and I hope this episode gives everyone a boost. This is an entertainment business, so we didn’t want a boring piece. Huge respect to both CEOs for being so public and sharing what usually stays behind the scenes.”
What’s Ahead in Season 4
Season 4 continues with three more high-impact episodes, each maintaining the same uncompromising tone:
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Max Krupyshev explores crypto payments and their long-term impact on iGaming
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Akhil Sarin discusses streaming-first acquisition strategies and sponsorship power plays
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Marek Suchar examines esports betting infrastructure and where the ecosystem still falls short
With strong opinions and little room for safe answers, the new season promises even sharper debates and deeper industry insights.
Where to Watch and Listen
Season 4, Episode 1 of Bet It Drives is available on:
About Bet It Drives
Powered by GR8 Tech, Bet It Drives positions itself as the “Front Seat in the iGaming World.” The show brings industry leaders into a moving conversation format where bold questions, candid answers and quickfire games replace traditional scripted interviews.
Hosted by Yevhen Krazhan, Chief Sales Officer at GR8 Tech, the podcast blends hard truths with light-hearted moments as guests discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of iGaming — all while cruising past iconic landmarks around the world.
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Kerry Katona
Kerry Katona and Pat Sharp to star in first episodes of Zingo Bingo’s new content series
Online bingo brand Zingo Bingo is launching Your Era, a new social-first content series designed to celebrate iconic throwbacks, spark nostalgia, and bring people together through shared memories from past decades.
The first episodes will feature Atomic Kitten singer Kerry Katona and renowned radio and TV presenter Pat Sharp, with additional guests set to be announced throughout the year.
Celebrating the Moments That Shaped Us
Created specifically for short-form social media platforms including TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube, Your Era invites well-known personalities to reflect on the music, fashion, technology and pop culture moments that defined their era.
The format focuses on authentic conversation rather than overt promotion, allowing personality and shared experiences to take centre stage. The series reinforces Zingo Bingo’s positioning as a home for nostalgic fun and a community built around shared memories.
Each episode is structured around five themed throwback segments, designed to unlock memories, emotions and discussion.
Episode Format and Recurring Segments
Every guest takes part in five core segments:
The Memory Bag
Guests reveal five personal nostalgic items and share the stories behind them.
Flashback Files
A quick-fire interview covering music, fashion, technology and defining cultural moments.
Mixtape Memories
Guests select the throwback tracks that shaped them, contributing to a collaborative Your Era playlist.
Taste of the Past
Guests sample retro sweets and snacks, rate their nostalgia levels and share personal associations.
Yesterday’s News
A headline-guessing game featuring real throwback media stories with missing words, prompting humour and reflection on past press eras.
Developed with Blueprintx
Your Era was created in collaboration with long-term content partner Blueprintx, which has previously delivered digital and television campaigns for Kinetic Digital brands including Prime Casino and Slingo.
The series launches in February, with new segments released weekly. Series One will feature six guests across 2026. Content will be distributed across dedicated social channels, shared by participating guests, and promoted on Zingo Bingo’s own platforms.
A Community-Driven Approach
Jack Watson, Brand Manager at Zingo Bingo, commented:
“Your Era is all about what we’re doing at Zingo Bingo — having fun while celebrating the moments that shaped us, the music we played on repeat, the old fads we cringe at and the memories that still make us smile.
We’ve created something for all audiences, with a focus on bringing people together through shared nostalgia and reminding everyone that bingo is about enjoying these moments together.
We have an amazing lineup of guests and are delighted to be working with Blueprintx to shape and bring the content to life — we can’t wait to share it all with the world.”
With familiar faces, cultural throwbacks and a strong community focus, Your Era positions Zingo Bingo as more than an online bingo brand — it becomes a platform for shared stories, connection and collective nostalgia.
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