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Advantages of NSoft’s Turnkey Sports Betting Solution
NSoft is a B2B software provider oĄering a complete package for betting business. This is possible thanks to a carefully planned and executed modular sports betting platform, a Turnkey Sports Betting Solution.
By Ana Sović, SVP Business Operations Turnkey Sports Betting Solution for betting operators and business management Seven Turnkey Solution is a highly modular and customizable platform and a genuine engine behind every betting product.
NSoft’s software architects built it using their vast knowledge and relying on diĄerent approaches to develop and optimise this software solution. They made the system, always having in mind Seven’s future tasks like integrating new features and complying with diĄerent legal authorities.
The most important thing to emphasize is that NSoft’s turnkey solution is based on a revenue share model that minimizes risk, reduces operational costs and brings benefits to diĄerent types of operators by allowing them to gain full control over their business operations, boost productivity and facilitate everyday operations in bet shops.
Preferred partner of Sportradar Seven iGaming Platform has been developed using cutting-edge technologies, and it oĄers the possibility of third party integrations of other platforms and providers. This single solution is responsible for managing core betting business operations not just for customers who are starting a betting business from scratch but also for those who have their business operations already established. With joint eĄort, the operators who are using someone else’s solution can easily move to NSoft’s turnkey solution. In that case they have our help with counseling, analysis of their shops, import of existing metadata and player base, all of which is focused to save their time by reducing the operational and manual work around the migration of existing data and maximize their revenue.
The Seven platform delivers NSoft’s proprietary Sportsbook which is driven by Betradar data providing you with an extensive oĄer of more than 370 000 events from 60 diĄerent sports monthly together with corresponding odds and results.
Our extensive product portfolio is complemented by in-house developed Virtual and Casino games which guarantee realistic, dynamic and fast-paced gameplay. Based on the analysis and broad statistics, NSoft’s virtual and casino games impress with multiple bonus options and betting markets designed to provide high revenues for our clients. Full in-house B2B Support and Services NSoft’s highly qualified and dedicated Support team has accumulated years of experience in the software and betting industry. When clients are in doubt about how to proceed, Support Operators are always there to lend a hand in installing and demonstrating usage of our application software providing
Preferred partner of Sportradar detailed and clear explanations. Among the regular customer support duties available 24/7, monitoring the system and network parameters is performed constantly to prevent any issues before they potentially reach the customer.
Technical Account Managers also remain in communication with the client at all times and each client has their own dedicated account management. One of their daily tasks is to constantly analyze client’s business operations and the habits of their players, so that they can improve their business further and adjust the oĄer and business operations to clients’ needs.
Remote Device Management in land-based business controls devices remotely through our software and provides real-time access to betting operations in shops, which consequently saves operators the time and money since they avoid visiting each shop because of the remote accessibility.
Risk Management tools enable operators to gain full control over the risk parameters, whether those are tournaments, market types, odds, players, retail shops, detection of the same tickets and many more. Special attention is dedicated to the Risk Management module which allows them to minimize the risk and increase the profit through the combination of automatic and manual tools. NSoft’s team of highly skilled and experienced bookmakers is also available for counseling if the operator is new in the business and requires additional assistance.
The maintenance of the server infrastructure is under the control of NSoft’s devoted teams and one of the services provided for clients which use our turnkey solution. Our experts are there to help build flexibility into the system when the client’s engineering team faces the challenges of capacity planning and ensuring the right resources are in place to handle traąc demands.
Preferred partner of Sportradar The scalability of an application can be measured by the number of requests it can eĄectively support simultaneously. NSoft’s Infrastructure team uses horizontal or vertical scaling at the point at which a client’s application can no longer handle
additional requests and it reaches the limit of its scalability. The complete setup is led by our Infrastructure team, which
proactively monitors resource usage of our services to ensure the best results for the client.
The complete infrastructure can be built in the client’s country if required by law, and after that further administration is supervised by NSoft’s team.
Turnkey solution vs White label, which meets your business requirements?
When operators want to improve their existing business operations by extending their oĄer with NSoft’s products, or when they are just starting their online sports betting business, the Turnkey Sports Betting Solution is a better option for those operators wanting more control over their sports betting software.
For clients who have a third party platform and if they want to take our Solution, we provide help in terms of diĄerent operational tasks which are necessary to be undertaken: import of the player base, make full technical support available for their branch oące as well as employee training.
At the start of the implementation process NSoft’s team does an analysis of the existing state, client’s wishes and needs – what the client wants, whether the client is already working with an existing provider, if there are hardware requirements and whether there is any ustomization necessary. When all that comes together, the next step is Client account setup and product release. After the testing phase is delivered, then comes training of client’s employees and field installation when retail is Preferred partner of Sportradar concerned. The time to market that we oĄer on all channels is top notch.
NSoft’s Business development and operational teams are involved in the whole process of Turnkey setup, and other departments will
also pitch in as well depending on the needs of each client individually.
Beside the Turnkey approach, another trending notion in the White label solution.
A White label is an eĄective and convenient solution created by a company with the purpose of selling or leasing it to another entity
that can brand it under its own name or label. In this way everything needed to launch an online gaming business from the
ground up, is provided by a third-party supplier – sports betting software, a casino, a license, payment processing, and more. This
includes all the products, software solutions, and even use of a gaming license. The downside of this approach would be that
there is no flexibility in terms of changing payments, products or trading strategy; and also there are not many options for product
customization. The focus is rather set on the numerous marketing possibilities which White label provides.
We conclude that a Turnkey approach is by far the best strategy because operators have a reliable partner in NSoft to gain more control over their needs for sports betting, casino, branding and software development, once their business takes oĄ. NSoft’s accumulated years of experience in the iGaming industry and our dedicated teams are available at all times for collaboration and support to meet client’s overall requirements, deliver outstanding results and revenue growth.
Europe
European Online Gambling Industry Faces Tough Offshore Choice
The slow death of grey markets in Europe and the increasingly clear line between regulated spaces and the black market is set to divide the entire industry in two, including suppliers.
With almost all major European markets having adopted or being well on their way to enacting a full licensing regime for online gambling, the battle lines between what is on- and off-shore are clearer than ever.
For those nations that persist with restrictions on some sectors, like the continued monopoly in Norway or France’s ban on online casinos, it’s becoming nearly impossible to justify doing business in spite of these prohibitions – even for suppliers.
Regulators in the rest of Europe increasingly expect their licensees to follow not just their rules, but those of their fellow authorities across the continent.
Where once expectations of good behaviour were reserved exclusively for operators, B2B companies are now subject to the same scrutiny.
For the past few years, there has been a general building of pressure on suppliers, but this year B2B compliance has moved from a growing trend to become the status quo for the sector.
Where do you stand?
The industry is being asked to pick a side and even to play the role of regulator itself, in some cases.
“We understand that at least one piece of recent B2B regulatory enforcement [in the UK] may have come as a result of a B2C operator effectively reporting one of its suppliers,” said Andy Danson, the head of Bird & Bird’s international gambling practice.
It’s becoming clear that a meaningful percentage of operators have fully bought into the idea that those who continue to exist in European black or grey are threats to their bottom line.
Speaking on a recent webinar organised by his firm, Danson added: “There is an increasing use of commercial pressure and accountability alongside regulatory enforcement, and there is this growing expectation that licensed businesses consider who they support.”
Danson notes that, in his view, the burden on operators to self-police their industry is probably becoming too large.
“How much can a regulator really expect B2C licensees to regulate their suppliers? It is ultimately the regulator’s job to do that, and B2C really should be able to rely on their suppliers having a local license.”
This backwards pressure is also being exerted on suppliers in jurisdictions where they are required to obtain their own licenses.
Regulators expect suppliers not to sell their content to operators who service their local black market and look dimly on supplying companies active in illegal markets in any part of the world.
Gone are the days when these authorities would accept the excuse that aggregators are ultimately responsible for providing game content to these offshore operators. Instead, suppliers risk enforcement if they do not have oversight of the entire supply chain their products exist in.
Dealmakers
This pressure coming in from every angle leads to only one inevitable conclusion: M&A activity.
As suppliers are forced to choose either to abandon their high profit margin offshore clients or their reliable onshore customers, the possibility of dividing into two parts becomes more and more compelling.
“I think businesses will very likely look to separate and restructure, particularly where they currently have a real mix of regulated and unregulated market activities,” said Danson.
“We certainly saw similar trends five to ten years ago when the regulatory focus on this sort of issue was more on the B2B side,” he added.
This move would be driven partly by modern regulatory complexities, but also the impact of US investors entering the gambling market more prominently over the past five years.
US-based capital tends to be more skittish about any activity with uncertain regulatory backing and its law enforcement authorities are not shy about exerting their authority extraterritorially.
“International market exposure is becoming more and more relevant in an investment and M&A context,” Danson confirmed.
A dilemma
Those gambling businesses choosing the regulated environment are at least finding their authorities more willing than in previous years to take proactive action against the black market.
In the UK, the Gambling Commission has received a grant of £26m from the government to step up its work against illegal online gambling, for example.
Regulators are also understood to be sharing more information than ever before about the main bad actors afflicting their markets, through organizations like the Gambling Regulators Europe Forum (GREF).
Although it’s worth noting that officials also say they are swapping notes on the activities of their licence-holders as well, in yet a further example of international compliance becoming a local issue.
This, along with an atmosphere of zero compromise when it comes to tightening regulations, has created a situation where the choice between on- and off-shore is not a simple one.
Andy Danson summed up the problem: “By creating an environment which has become so burdensome and challenging for regulated markets to operate, and then challenging operators and suppliers to pick a side, regulators perhaps shouldn’t be all that surprised when some operators out there might not necessarily choose the side that they want them to.”
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Brazil
EGB Group launches institutional portal to strengthen corporate presence in iGaming in Brazil
EGB Group (Esportes Gaming Brasil), owner of Esportes da Sorte, Onabet and Lottu, has launched its new institutional portal, bringing governance, strategy and corporate operations together in a single digital environment.
The initiative aims to structure the group’s institutional presence and increase transparency across its processes, operational pillars and expansion projects.
The portal features dedicated sections such as Compliance, ESG, Ecosystem and a fully structured Press Room, improving access for partners, media and regulatory authorities to compliance information and strategic initiatives.
According to Iury Tavares, Media Relations Manager at EGB Group, the launch reflects an already consolidated internal evolution.
“The launch of our institutional website materializes EGB Group as an ecosystem.
We are no longer seen only as isolated consumer brands, but as an integrated structure with different business fronts connected by a common purpose of innovation and market leadership.”
Camyla Lima, Branding and Creative Manager, added that the new platform also improves how this structure is communicated.
“The new corporate identity balances the energy of entertainment with the rigor of a structured operation.
We developed an interface that prioritizes institutional storytelling and ecosystem navigation, making it easier to understand how the brands are integrated.”
The more sober visual identity reinforces the group’s institutional positioning in a regulated market and reflects its organizational culture, recognized by its Great Place to Work certification and a workforce of around 1,000 direct and indirect jobs.
With employees placed at the center of the communication strategy, the launch was also supported by internal activations across offices in São Paulo and Recife and corporate channels.
Beyond governance, the portal highlights the group’s broader social impact initiatives.
It showcases support for street carnival blocks and official sponsorships of major Carnival celebrations across Brazil, including traditional hubs such as Recife and Olinda.
Social responsibility projects such as Costura Cidadã, support for waste pickers during major events, and partnerships with NGOs focused on river cleaning are also featured.
In sports, the group maintains sponsorships with clubs including Corinthians, Náutico, Ferroviária and Ceará, as well as support for inclusive sports initiatives.
A key highlight of the portal is the company’s investment in Brazilian technology development that underpins its operations.
The group details its use of proprietary platforms to ensure technical autonomy and compliance with requirements set by the Secretariat of Prizes and Betting (SPA/MF).
This structure also includes the use of artificial intelligence for personalization and security, contributing to formal job creation and revenue generation across digital advertising and sports-related sectors.
Esportes Gaming Brasil
Esportes Gaming Brasil is one of the leading betting groups in the country, operating under a fully Brazilian structure with an official licence granted by the Ministry of Finance through SPA/MF. The authorisation covers its three brands: Esportes da Sorte, Onabet and Lottu, with nationwide operations across Brazil.
A benchmark in innovation and a strong advocate of market regulation, the group is committed to responsible gaming and continuous investment in user protection technologies, while generating hundreds of jobs.
Beyond sports betting, Esportes Gaming Brasil invests consistently in sports, culture and social projects. It is a master sponsor of clubs such as Corinthians, Ceará, Ferroviária and Náutico, and supports major cultural initiatives.
This include Galo da Madrugada and Carnival celebrations across Recife, Olinda, Salvador, Maceió, Natal, Caicó, Belo Horizonte, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, as well as the Parintins Festival. The brand also expands its digital presence through creative campaigns and influencer partnerships, strengthening its connection with audiences across online platforms.
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2026 FIFA World Cup
Media Troopers brings its sports betting expertise to Peru ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Media Troopers, the leading digital and customer acquisition group, has announced it will enter Peru’s regulated market to offer its sports betting and prediction market services ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be played from 11 June to 19 July across the US, Canada, and Mexico, is a defining moment for the global online wagering industry, and one that Media Troopers aims to help operators capitalize on.
Peru is one of LatAm’s newest regulated markets, launching in 2024.
It’s home to more than 60 online operators, with its gaming regulator having granted 120 licenses since the launch.
In 2024, Peru’s regulated market was valued at $2.7 billion, with analysts expecting projected growth to reach $7.6 billion by 2033.
Media Troopers CEO Shmulik Segal says that Peru’s current regulated market represents the early stages of regulated sports betting in the US, noting that it currently boasts strong consumer demand and rapid operator expansion.
“Media Troopers is bringing mature-market expertise into Peru at precisely the moment the market is ready to scale,” Segal said.
By entering Peru, Media Troopers can offer its wide range of marketing and acquisition tools to operators in the region.
That includes providing operators with soccer-focused marketing channels, access to a variety of existing publishers and affiliates, and localized features that help operators scale their platforms to reach a more tailored audience, increase engagement, and build a trusting brand presence in the area.
Media Troopers has positioned itself as the gateway between exporting North American betting infrastructure into new, emerging markets, as it prepares for the next evolution of online wagering.
MediaTroopers was founded in 2019 with the vision of providing legal, safe, and responsible gambling alternatives to sports bettors and casino players.
Since then, the company has grown to operate in over 40 jurisdictions across North America.
MediaTroopers leverages decades of digital marketing experience, extensive in-house media buying knowledge, mobile advertising expertise, a robust technical infrastructure, and an extensive network of in-house and affiliated publishers to acquire paying customers for the world’s top gambling operators, including BetMGM, Caesars, DraftKings, FanDuel, BetRivers and more.
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