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The Hidden Costs of Bad Migration: Why So Many Migrations Go Wrong

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4 months ago

October 15, 2025

Platform migration is often seen as a natural upgrade—faster systems, modern tools, smoother operations. But if handled carelessly, it can do more harm than good. Revenue losses, downtime, and broken player trust usually trace back to avoidable mistakes.

Atlaslive outlines where most migration projects go off track and how operators can prepare to avoid unnecessary damage.

Top Mistakes During Migration

Moving Too Much Historical Data
Bringing over every transaction, spin, and log might sound thorough, but it often clutters the new platform and slows down the process.
Note: Data strategy is never one-size-fits-all. Every operator’s structure is different, so Atlaslive defines the data scope together with the partner after a detailed review.
Overlapping with Peak Traffic
A poorly timed cutover can cause downtime right when players are most active, especially during local peaks or major sporting events.
Ignoring DNS and Domain Details
DNS tasks may look simple, but small missteps like missed redirects or misaligned timing can lead to temporary visibility loss.
Leaving Teams Out of the Loop
Even the best-prepared system can stumble if internal teams don’t know how to use it.
Settling for Weak Retention Tools
A platform migration shouldn’t cost you conversions. Missing segmentation or limited bonus rules can slow down re-engagement right after go-live.

Atlaslive Recommendations

First of all, the Atlaslive team often advises migrating only what’s critical for daily operations—balances, active sessions, bonuses, and compliance details. However, it depends on each operator and their needs.

Another critical point is to choose truly off-peak windows and communicate every step of the process with clear, timely updates. Besides, it’s important to prepare DNS changes early, coordinate certificates and redirects, and track every signal after cutover to catch issues instantly.

Also, before migration, consider training operational departments—support, risk, CRM, and payments—in sandbox environments before launch, ensuring everyone is ready for Day 1.

Finally, Atlaslive urges you to check that you choose a high-retention platform for the transition.

Read the full article on the Atlaslive blog to explore these migration challenges in more detail and learn how to prevent them.

This document is provided to you for your information and discussion only. This document was based on public sources of information and was created by the Atlaslive team for marketing usage. It is not a solicitation or an offer to buy or sell any gambling-related product. Nothing in this document constitutes legal or business development advice. This document has been prepared from sources Atlaslive believes to be reliable, but we do not guarantee its accuracy or completeness and do not accept liability for any loss arising from its use. Atlaslive reserves the right to remedy any errors that may be present in this document.

About Atlaslive

Atlaslive, formerly known as Atlas-IAC, underwent a rebranding campaign in May 2024. It is a B2B software development company that specializes in creating a multifunctional and automated platform to optimize the workflow of sports betting and casino operators. Key components of the Atlaslive Platform include Sportsbook, Casino, Risk Management and Anti-Fraud Tools, CRM, Bonus Engine, Business Analytics, Payment Systems, and Retail Module. Follow the company on LinkedIn to stay updated with the latest news in iGaming technology.

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N1 Traffic Cups: The Year of Traffic Tournaments Starts soon

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17 minutes ago

February 18, 2026

Wladimir P.

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N1 Partners is launching a new series of traffic competitions, N1 Traffic Cups, with the first tournament set to begin this March. The 2026 program will feature multiple promotional events, including standalone cups and a global championship, offering partners new opportunities to scale performance and compete on an international stage.

The initiative builds on the success of the year-long N1 Puzzle Promo in 2025. Drawing on participant feedback and proven mechanics from that campaign, N1 Partners has developed a refreshed competitive format designed to reward consistent growth, efficiency, and strategic traffic management.

The season opens with the N1 SEO Traffic Cup, introducing a dedicated leaderboard with a tiered performance system and a structure focused on real traffic efficiency rather than scale alone. The spring launch sets the tone for what promises to be a highly competitive year for SEO teams and traffic specialists.

Alexa Bond, Head of Affiliates at N1 Partners, comments on the upcoming launch:
“There are plenty of races and battles in the industry, but it was important for us to create a format that stands out in both spirit and approach. We’re not just preparing another competition – we’re building a story with character, centered around strategy, structure, and true competitive drive.

2026 is a year of major sporting events: the Olympics and the FIFA World Cup. The spirit of competition and top-level achievement perfectly aligns with the DNA of N1 Partners: energy, high performance, and healthy competitive ambition are what motivate and push both us and our partners forward.”

To learn more about the tournament launch, contact N1 Partners Leadgen Manager, Kristina:
Email: [email protected]
Telegram: https://t.me/Christina_N1L
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christina-ladik-6a7068206/

N1 Partners supports affiliates with a portfolio of more than 14 casino and sportsbook brands, coverage across 10+ Tier-1 GEOs, and commission models including CPA up to €700, RevShare up to 45%, and hybrid options.

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N1 Traffic Cups: The Year of Traffic Tournaments Starts soon

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17 minutes ago

February 18, 2026

GamingAmericas.com

N1 Partners is launching a series of traffic tournaments N1 Traffic Cups – with the first one kicking off this March. Throughout 2026, partners can expect a variety of promo activities: from standalone cups to a global championship.

This marks a logical continuation of N1 Partners’ community-focused initiatives. Recently, the team summed up the results of N1 Puzzle Promo – a top-tier promotion in the iGaming industry that ran for almost the entire year of 2025. After gathering participant feedback, consolidating the best practices from the successful campaign, and enhancing it with new engaging mechanics and a fresh perspective, N1 Partners developed a brand-new concept. The traffic tournament series will provide additional opportunities for teams working with traffic and focused on consistent performance growth and scaling results.

SEO teams, get ready – the first stage will be the N1 SEO Traffic Cup, opening the new season and setting the tone for the entire 2026 tournament series. A dedicated leaderboard with a tiered level system based on performance, a new competitive format, and a focus not only on scale but also on real traffic efficiency – this spring promises to be truly competitive.

Alexa Bond, Head of Affiliates at N1 Partners, comments on the upcoming launch:

“There are plenty of races and battles in the industry, but it was important for us to create a format that stands out in both spirit and approach. We’re not just preparing another competition – we’re building a story with character, centered around strategy, structure, and true competitive drive.
2026 is a year of major sporting events: the Olympics and the FIFA World Cup. The spirit of competition and top-level achievement perfectly aligns with the DNA of N1 Partners: energy, high performance, and healthy competitive ambition are what motivate and push both us and our partners forward.”

We’ll reveal all the details very soon…
Stay tuned to N1 Partners’ social media channels and follow the latest updates in iGaming media.