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Independent betting affiliate AmericanGambler receive Tennessee and Michigan Licenses

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AmericanGambler.com, the independent US licensed sports betting and igaming affiliate network, have been granted vendor licenses to operate in Tennessee and Michigan; the company now operates in a total of 8 states.
The Sports Wagering Committee of the Tennessee Lottery Education Corporation as well as Michigan Gaming Control Board both approved AmericanGambler, who will help to market its key partners in the new states and provide FTDs and Signups as of the 1st November 2020.
 
Founded in late 2019 with a vision to transform how the affiliate sector creates, captures and converts traffic into profitable returning customers, with a player-centric and brand-driven approach, AmericanGambler.com has already made its mark in the rapidly growing US market. 
Alexander Kostin, founder of AmericanGambler.com commented: “We are very excited to be launching our latest US offering to sports fans across Tennessee and Michigan, where we will be offering a plethora of sports betting content to bettors.”   
“Our core aim is to guide players through a safe environment and provide information needed to navigate the betting landscape in the safest possible way, something we’re very proud of doing in a number of rapidly growing state markets already.” 
 
“On average, within the first month of launching, we see about 2% of a states inhabitants signing up for an online sports betting accounts, which means that we expect around 7000 signups per day during the first month of legal online sports betting in Michigan, which would result in 42 mln USD tex revenue expected.”
AmericanGambler was one of the first affiliates to work with the only mobile betting app Betrivers in Illinois this July helping acquire organic first time depositors after Governor J.B. Prizker lifted the in-person mobile registration requirement. 
To follow the strategy AmericanGambler network launched state-by state sites in Michigan (Michigambler.com), Illinois (IllinoisGambler.com) and other states to support its key partners. 

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Sitebee partners with QMRA

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To help operators and affiliates navigate this complex environment, Sitebee has partnered with Quality Mark Responsible Affiliates, seamlessly integrating legal expertise into Sitebee’s platform.

This collaboration enables Sitebee to offer its clients precise, real-time compliance solutions, supported by QMRA’s thorough understanding of the regulatory frameworks across multiple jurisdictions. With this partnership, Sitebee ensures operators stay informed and equipped to handle the challenges of a rapidly evolving market.

 

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Compliance knowledge rooted in legal expertise

Through the partnership with QMRA, Sitebee offers clients access to an enhanced compliance tool that goes beyond monitoring. Backed by QMRA’s deep expertise in iGaming regulations, the platform now provides tailored legal insights that help operators anticipate and adapt to changing requirements in various regions.

Rasmus Bank Nielsen, Head of Sitebee, remarked: “By integrating QMRA’s extensive legal knowledge, Sitebee empowers our clients with the latest regulatory insights, allowing them to operate with confidence in a highly dynamic market. This partnership gives operators the clarity and foresight they need to manage risk and maintain compliance across all regions where they operate.”

 

Focused on security, efficiency, and insight

As regulatory demands increase, Sitebee positions itself as an indispensable partner for operators seeking clear, actionable compliance insights. With the addition of QMRA’s expertise, Sitebee clients continues to benefit from:

  • Legal clarity on regulatory shifts across jurisdictions, ensuring operators are always informed of important changes.
  • Real-time data that allows for quick, informed decision-making, reducing the risk of non-compliance.
  • Operational efficiency, streamlining the compliance process through automation, so operators can focus on growing their business while minimizing compliance risks.

Steven Vrolijk, LL.M., Director of QMRA, added: “Our collaboration with Sitebee strengthens the ability to deliver reliable, up-to-date compliance insights. By combining Sitebee’s robust compliance infrastructure with our legal expertise, operators can confidently navigate complex regulations and focus on their core business.”

 

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Ahead of the curve in a complex regulatory environment

With QMRA’s legal expertise now a core part of Sitebee, the platform is designed to help operators navigate the ever-changing regulatory landscape. By providing clients with the most accurate and timely compliance information, Sitebee ensures that businesses are not just responding to changes – they are ready for them.

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QiH Group CEO Jamie Walters supports London move for iGB L!VE and iGB Affiliate Awards

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As the international igaming industry prepares for the July 2025 relocation of iGB L!VE to London, show organisers have received another endorsement of the decision to pair the industry’s fastest growing Tier 1 online gaming expo with the iGB Affiliate Awards – the most respected celebration of excellence on the industry calendar.

Following on from the announcement by Richard Moffat, Chief Executive of OLBG, that the company would be supporting iGB L!VE and the iGB Affiliate Awards with its “biggest ever presence at a conference” Jamie Walters, CEO of QiH Group confirmed his support, stating: “Since QiH entered the iGaming affiliate marketplace a decade ago, industry awards and events have been a huge part of our success as a company – both in making meaningful and lasting connections and in discovering new and inventive industry game-changers.

“While Barcelona is a fine city with many merits, I think the continuity provided by the iGB Affiliate Awards remaining in London and running alongside iGB L!VE will maintain the consistent prestige attached to the event. We look forward to attending and seeing everyone there!”

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Naomi Barton, iGB Events’ Global Portfolio Director, said: “The decision to run the Awards as part of the iGB L!VE experience was made in collaboration with key igaming and affiliate stakeholders, and I am delighted that it has been so warmly welcomed by the affiliate community.”

She added: “iGB L!VE’s relocation to London, a city that many regard as being the most influential market in the igaming industry,

will provide visitors and exhibitors with access to new markets, new growth opportunities and new partnerships.

“With an industry that’s growing at an exponential rate it’s imperative that we scale ahead of the market. By moving iGB L!VE and the iGB Affiliate Awards to ExCeL London we will be able to attract more of the people who are most critical to the future development of the igaming industry.”

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2025 Tech Trends Report: Info-Tech Research Group Unveils New Insights on the Future of AI, Quantum Computing, and Cybersecurity

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Info-Tech Research Group’s newly released Tech Trends 2025 report highlights six pivotal trends poised to transform the IT landscape in the coming year. As the pace of technological innovation accelerates and organisations are facing unprecedented challenges and opportunities, the firm’s report provides insights into how IT leaders can harness technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, and cybersecurity while mitigating the risks they introduce.

Historically, chief information officers (CIOs) have been tasked with preserving the integrity of an organisation’s past through meticulous recordkeeping. However, in 2025, the global IT research and advisory firm reports that the role of the CIO will evolve as the focus shifts from maintaining the past to forecasting the future. With the rise of generative AI and the impending era of quantum computing, Info-Tech explains that CIOs will need to increasingly adopt forward-thinking strategies to anticipate and simulate future business scenarios.

‘Across the UK, we’re witnessing a transformative shift driven by technological advancements, including in both AI and quantum computing,’ says Nora Fisher, senior vice president of global market programs at Info-Tech Research Group. ‘Sectors such as financial services and healthcare are harnessing the potential of generative AI to enhance customer experiences and operational efficiency. As organisations continue to embrace AI-driven innovations, balancing data security, privacy, and governance remains a top priority.’

The Tech Trends 2025 report is informed by Info-Tech’s Future of IT 2025 survey. The survey gathered responses from nearly 1,000 IT decision-makers globally between March and July 2024, with contributions from key regions such as the UK, the United StatesCanada, and APAC, and representation from 17 industries, including financial services, healthcare, government, and manufacturing. In addition, expert interviews conducted with representatives from organisations such as the Blockchain Research Institue, Nubinary, Kyield, SAS, Xprize Quantum, IBM Quantum Industry & Technical Services, HP Inc., Voices.com, SWEAR, and the University of British Columbia offer in-depth case studies and real-world examples of how organisations are navigating these trends.

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‘At the intersection of digital transformation and exponential AI growth, IT leaders are entering a new era where forecasting probable futures will be just as critical as reporting on the past,’ says Brian Jackson, principal research director and lead author of the report. ‘Our 2025 Tech Trends report provides a roadmap for organisations to harness AI, quantum computing, and cybersecurity solutions to stay ahead of the curve.’

The six key tech trends identified by Info-Tech Research Group for 2025 are:

  1. AI Avatars and Chatbots:
    Generative AI is making it increasingly difficult to distinguish between human and AI-generated interactions. AI avatars and chatbots, now integrated into many enterprise systems, are transforming user experiences and the way organisations handle customer service, software development, and marketing. However, the rise of deepfakes presents new security threats, raising the need for robust AI detection and defence mechanisms. According to Info-Tech’s Future of IT 2025 survey, 70% of respondents are already using generative AI chatbots, with Microsoft Copilot leading adoption at 78.84%.

  2. Deepfake Defense:
    With the increasing sophistication of AI-generated digital humans, deepfakes are becoming a powerful tool for fraud and misinformation. IT leaders are prioritising AI-powered detection tools and content authentication methods, such as blockchain, to combat the rising threat of AI-powered cyberattacks and ensure the integrity of their data. AI ranks as the second-most disruptive force to business operations, just behind talent shortages, with a disruption risk score of 3.55 out of 5, according to Info-Tech’s findings.

  3. Quantum Advantage:
    Quantum computing has moved beyond theoretical exploration and is now accessible through cloud platforms, enabling real-world business experiments. As organisations begin leveraging quantum hardware to solve complex problems, industries such as media, government, and financial services are leading the charge in quantum investments. Thirty-three percent of organisations in the media, telecom, and technology sectors are investing in quantum computing, followed by 27% in the public sector and 20% in financial services.

  4. Post-Quantum Cryptography:
    With the threat of quantum computers breaking current encryption methods looming on the horizon, organisations must prepare for “Q-day.” The adoption of post-quantum cryptography is now a critical priority, particularly for industries handling sensitive data, such as finance, healthcare, and government. Info-Tech reports that 31% of advanced IT departments plan to invest in post-quantum cryptography before the end of 2025, compared to 16% of average IT departments. This preparedness is critical as organisations face increasing risks from ‘Harvest Now, Decrypt Later’ cyberattacks.

  5. Expert Models:
    As AI matures, organisations are increasingly developing custom AI models tailored to their specific industries. These expert models improve the accuracy and relevance of AI outputs, enabling businesses to derive exponential value from AI investments. Info-Tech reports that 80% of high-maturity IT departments, or “Transformers,” have already invested in AI or plan to do so by the end of 2025, compared to 72% of average IT departments. Higher maturity firms are also twice as likely to expect exponential value from AI by 2025.

  6. AI Sovereignty:
    While AI offers significant opportunities, it also poses risks to industries such as music, news, and customer service. The firm explains in the report that organisations are focusing on balancing AI adoption with governance and control to protect sensitive data, reduce costs, and ensure AI performance. By 2026, more companies will run localised AI models to improve cost-effectiveness and maintain control over their AI initiatives. Privacy and security concerns top the list of factors influencing AI investment decisions, with 65% of respondents citing it as a key consideration.

‘Our survey data and expert interviews show a clear path forward for organisations to not only adopt these emerging technologies but also navigate the challenges they bring,’ says Jackson. ‘By understanding the risks and opportunities associated with AI, quantum computing, and cybersecurity, IT leaders can make informed decisions that will drive both innovation and security.’

As organisations prepare for the future of IT, Info-Tech’s Tech Trends 2025 report provides the strategic guidance needed to stay competitive and secure. From leveraging AI avatars and quantum computing to safeguarding data with post-quantum cryptography, the firm advises that IT leaders must act now to future-proof their operations in the coming months.

Download and read the full Tech Trends 2025 report for more insights for the year ahead.

For media inquiries or interview requests with Brian Jackson, lead author of the 2024 report and an expert on emerging technology trends, please contact [email protected]

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