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Optimove Announces General Availability of Self-Optimizing Journeys

Optimove, the Science-First Relationship Marketing Hub, announced the general availability of its Self-Optimizing Journeys, an AI-powered solution that autonomously determines the next-best-action for each individual customer.
With Self-Optimizing Journeys, marketers no longer face the burdensome task of determining which communications to prioritize or which sequence of communications result in the best customer journey. Self-Optimizing Journeys identify all the campaigns each customer is eligible for and evaluate all journey possibilities, response probabilities, and potential impact on customer lifetime value, to determine and serve the next-best-action for each customer.
“Self-Optimizing Journeys represent the first time marketers can stop worrying about manually plotting and prioritizing customer journeys to focus on what they do best—crafting personalized messages for each customer interaction,” said Shai Frank, VP Product at Optimove. “With today’s announcement, Optimove ensures individualized journeys that autonomously adapt based on each customer’s characteristics and behaviors, effectively allowing customers to ‘plot their own journey’.”
Optimove’s Self-Optimizing Journeys had been released to over 80 companies as a Beta since Q4, 2019. The following are results from the Self-Optimizing Journeys Beta:
- 37.4x higher uplift per customer, compared to manually prioritized campaigns
- 46% increase in total uplift, compared to manually prioritized campaigns
- 55% of Beta users showed high adoption rates and orchestrated over 30% of their campaigns with Self-Optimizing Journeys
- 450,454 weekly average autonomous decisions made
“Optimove’s Self-Optimizing Journeys help us make sure that our users always receive relevant and engaging campaigns,” said Yoav Banai, VP Customer Engagement at Deezer, the global online music streaming service. “Since implementing it, we’ve seen higher engagement levels and better overall performance for our campaigns. At the same time, our team has been able to save time on campaign execution.”
Marketers can either select a subset of their campaigns, or all of them to be orchestrated by the Self-Optimizing Journey algorithm. 88% of companies who took part of the Beta, orchestrated over 50% of their campaigns with Self-Optimizing Journeys, whilst the rest were manually prioritized.
For demonstrations and additional information on Optimove’s Self-Optimizing Journeys click here.
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VGCCC Continues Crackdown on Underage Gambling

Following the successful prosecution of the Peninsula Club in Dromana, Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission (VGCCC) CEO Annette Kimmitt AM reiterated the regulator would continue to crack down on venues that allow children to enter poker machine areas.
The Magistrates’ Court of Victoria fined Victorian Amateur Turf Club, the venue owner, $7000 for 2 breaches of the Gambling Regulation Act 2003 (Vic) and ordered it to pay VGCCC costs of $3500. No conviction was recorded.
Ms Kimmitt said: “This is a warning to every venue. The onus is on you to ensure that children cannot and do not enter the gambling area or participate in any gambling activity, even if they’re with an adult.
“Equally, staff must be adequately trained and present in the gambling area to supervise while machines are in use.
“Research tells us that people who begin gambling at a young age are at greater risk of developing gambling problems as an adult.
“The rules exist to protect children from exposure to, and harm from, gambling.”
On 10 June 2023, a child entered the gambling area of the Peninsula Club twice and was able to use the poker machines on both occasions. During the second visit to the area, while with adults, the child used a poker machine for about 5 minutes, until staff intervened.
Magistrate Ayres considered the venue’s self-reporting, its lack of prior convictions, early plea and remediations implemented to reduce the chance of future offending.
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AskGamblers Surpasses 700,000 Registered Members

AskGamblers hits a new milestone by surpassing 700,000 registered members on the website. Since 2006, AskGamblers provides accurate and reliable information on online casinos, sportsbooks, bonuses and more, with the motto Get the Truth. Then Play.
The website has grown, but not only in numbers. In 2024, AskGamblers introduced a comprehensive sports betting section where users can access sportsbook reviews, live scores, odds calculators and find exclusive deals.
Additionally, AskGamblers hosts the annual AskGamblers Awards, a prestigious event where players can nominate and vote for their favourites in four categories: Best Casino, Best New Casino, Best New Slot and Best Sportsbook, but six additional industry awards are handed out during the gala ceremony.
Dijana Radunović, General Manager at AskGamblers, said: “Reaching the milestone of 700,000 registered players is remarkable. It’s great to see new players coming in daily, but the fact that they remain active is what’s truly special!”
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Formula 1 Appoints ALT Sports Data as Official Betting Data Supplier

Formula 1 have announced that ALT Sports Data has joined the sport as Official Betting Data Supplier to drive engagement and growth in the Formula 1 betting ecosystem.
The partnership will see the San Diego-based company – a leader in trading and consumer data for action and emerging sports – drive responsible and regulated sports betting on F1.
ALT Sports Data will develop betting-focused real-time predictive analytics for Formula 1, as well as proprietary data and priced odds solutions for the wagering industry, enabling fans to bet on new and exciting markets knowing that the data that sits behind the betting system is accurate, consistent and ratified.
This marks a significant milestone in the evolution of Formula 1 betting, expanding market opportunities and offering fans new ways to interact with the sport’s high-speed action.
Emily Prazer, Chief Commercial Officer at Formula 1, said: “Sports betting is an increasingly important part of the global fan experience, and Formula 1 is committed to delivering new and entertaining ways for our audiences to engage with the sport.
“We are delighted to partner with ALT Sports Data, whose expertise in bespoke sports betting markets and analytics makes them the perfect partner to help us drive forward in this exciting new chapter.”
Todd Ballard, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer of ALT Sports Data, added: “Formula 1 is one of the biggest and most prestigious global sports brands, captivating a large and passionate fanbase of 750 million people worldwide.
“It has an unmatched combination of speed, strategy, and innovation, so we are thrilled to reimagine the sports betting experience for both Formula 1 fans and sports bettors alike by leveraging our industry-leading capabilities in pricing, live markets, and micro-market solutions. Our goal is to create deeper engagement, enhance the live race experience, and drive meaningful connections between Formula 1 and its dedicated global audience.”
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