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All-in Global launches the first AI translation service dedicated to the gaming industry

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May 25, 2021

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Fast and cost-effective solution aimed at operators, game developers, affiliates, platform providers, and esports organizations that need to meet large content volumes while maintaining accurate translations.

All-in Global – the industry-leading language service provider – has debuted an AI-powered translation solution specifically calibrated for online gaming, sports betting and esports.
All-in’s AI Translation + Human Post-Editing solution was designed to leverage the greater volumes and shorter turnaround times that are becoming the new normal thanks to the rapidly increasing content needs within the digital sphere.

It uses the most advanced Neural Machine Translation (NMT) technology powered by AI combined with human post-editing to allow organisations to create content at scale that is perfectly translated for specific markets in the fastest, most cost-efficient way.

All-in has been providing a wide variety of language services to the industry for more than 13 years, being in a unique position to offer a fine-tuned engine with gaming terminology. All-in’s engines are trained with specific relevant data as opposed to public domain translations like Google – which are trained with generic data. In addition to that, their solution also guarantees utmost safety of client data by using an SLL encrypted channel for all translation activities. Their encrypted proprietary engine solution prevents any data leaks.

The value of their AI solution is enhanced by combining the speed and the ability to deal with large volumes brought by AI translations with the gaming expertise of Human post-editors who are native-speaking localisation experts in the sectors All-in specialises in: iGaming, sports betting, sports, esports, and fintech.

This solution is ideal in cases where the budget factor, time or high volume might play a decisive role in choosing the best translation option. It allows organisations to create and translate content at scale and quickly while still ensuring the Human accuracy of the translation.

Turn-around times can be up to 40% shorter, and due to the attractive price of the service, it can be 40% more cost-effective than the traditional translation option. It’s a 40/40 formula that promises to cause impact on the time-to-market speed. This is a complete solution that can easily be integrated with API’s and other connectivity features to turn the localization management into a much easier process.

AI Translations + Human Post-Editing is currently offered in the following languages: Brazilian Portuguese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French (European), French (Canada), German, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (European), Spanish (European), Spanish (Mexico) Swedish, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Vietnamese, and Thai. New languages will be added over time.

Roy Pedersen, All-in Global’s founder, said: “After witnessing how quickly our neural translation engines learned to produce high-quality output, I quickly brushed off my doubts about using artificial intelligence for content related to betting, casino and esports. The accuracy is simply remarkable.”

“With that said, we still recommend using human translators exclusively for creative texts with a marketing appeal. But for high volume projects this is a perfect way for our clients to unlock their full potential and have their goals met.

“As far as we know, we are the first company to offer an AI translation service crafted specifically for the operators, developers, platform providers, and affiliates within the gaming industry.”
“Welcome to the revolution of iGaming localization!”

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Groove shortlisted for Best Aggregator at SiGMA Asia Awards 2026

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May 21, 2026

Wladimir P.

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Groove has been named a finalist for Best Aggregator 2026 at the SiGMA Asia Awards, with the ceremony scheduled for 2 June 2026 at the SMX Convention Centre Manila during the SiGMA Asia Summit.

The shortlist was announced by Global Gaming Insider, according to the company. Groove said its platform aggregates more than 15,000 games from over 150 providers via a single API.

Giusy Campo, Business Development Director at Groove, said: “This shortlist is external recognition of a truth we already feel internally: Groove is moving at a different pace. Asia is not a single market, it is a collection of distinct regulatory environments, player behaviours, and partnership opportunities”

Campo added: “Our platform is built to respect that complexity, not smooth it over. Being named a finalist for Best Aggregator tells us that our approach; deep integration, localised content strategies, and commercial precision; is resonating with the operators who matter most in this region. We are not just bringing games to Asia. We are bringing a roadmap for sustainable growth.”

Yahale Meltzer, Co-Founder and CEO of Groove, said: “The aggregation space is crowded. Differentiation is everything. This nomination confirms that our vision, transforming aggregation from a commodity into a strategic growth discipline, is taking hold.” He added: “Operators across Asia are no longer asking for just volume or speed. They are asking for structural resilience, data intelligence, and a partner who can execute across fragmented regulatory landscapes with precision. Groove delivers that. To be recognised alongside the best in Asia is a privilege, but the real work continues in Manila and beyond. We are here to win, not just awards, but the trust of the operators who build their businesses on our platform.”

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DATA.BET reports 168% turnover growth from virtual content in Q1 2025–Q1 2026

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May 21, 2026

Wladimir P.

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DATA.BET says turnover from its virtual content grew 168% between Q1 2025 and Q1 2026, with the supplier reporting the product accounted for 39% of total virtual sports turnover and 45% of profits over the period.

The company said the content is developed fully in-house and delivered through automated bot-vs-bot matches that run 24/7 without dependence on real-world fixture schedules. DATA.BET positioned the format as a way to provide continuous events and reduce operational overhead for operators.

Across the same period, DATA.BET reported +299% active users, +129% across clients GGR, +246% events per quarter, and +218% bets placed.

DATA.BET also said the audience profile overlaps with live football bettors, which it believes supports retention during seasonal breaks. The supplier added that the algorithm-driven format “carries no fraud exposure,” supports In-Stream Betting overlays, and provides near-zero latency between broadcast and market updates.

“Over the past year, our bot-vs-bot virtual content has delivered consistent, measurable results across every operator deployment. Building e-Football in-house gives us the flexibility to configure it to what each operator actually needs — whether that is a specific league structure, a particular mix of bot and player content, or a branded competition format,” mentioned Rostyslav Likhtin, Head of Product at DATA.BET.

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155.io makes fintech debut with Coverd partnership

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May 21, 2026

Wladimir P.

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155.io has signed a partnership with US-based fintech platform Coverd, marking the content studio’s first move into fintech. The deal was announced Thursday 21st May 2026.

Under the agreement, 155.io’s real-world games will be integrated into Coverd’s platform. Coverd said the integration is designed to turn everyday transactions into interactive experiences where users can win the chance to have purchases covered through 155.io gameplay.

Sam Jones, Founder & CEO of 155.io, said: “This partnership gives us the opportunity to bring our content to a completely new audience. We share a philosophy with Coverd around disrupting and modernising industries through more interactive experiences. They understand that younger audiences expect entertainment and engagement across every digital touchpoint, including finance, which is exactly how we think about design.”

Albert Wang, Coverd co-founder, added: “Today’s consumer is actively embracing gamified products across every category, so there’s no reason personal finance should stay in the stone age. We’re excited to work with 155.io to make financial experiences more interactive and give everyone a chance to live big by winning back their purchases. 155.io’s next-gen content fits perfectly with what we’re building at Coverd.”

155.io said the integration will bring its interactive content—built around live-action footage and real-time mechanics—to Coverd users. The studio’s portfolio includes Rush Hour from its CCTV Game library, alongside Ducks.io and Snow Run.