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N1 Partners Group: insights of trust partnership

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4 years ago

June 1, 2022

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N1 Partners Group is preparing to participate in the Affiliate World Conference, held July 6–7 in Barcelona. An excellent opportunity to learn more about trust partnership, the principles of the company, and what privileges partners receive.

Affiliate World Conference – a two-day conference in affiliate marketing, which will bring together more than 200 companies from different countries and more than 4,000 participants. It’s the perfect place to get a feel for the latest trends, data-driven strategies, and innovative insights in affiliate marketing.

Why is it worth getting to know N1 Partners better?

N1 Partners will participate in this conference for the first time and is ready to offer partners excellent conditions for cooperation. Through all these years, the company has received a high assessment of the quality of the services provided and the products offered on top of that has also won partners’ trust from different countries. The figures confirm this – already, more than 7,000 thousand partners from other countries are cooperating with N1 Partners.

The company builds relationships with partners based on trust, openness, and honesty, providing fast feedback on traffic and guaranteeing timely affiliate payouts without using negative carryover. Affiliates also benefit from a flexible affiliate platform with analytics, detailed reports, and marketing tools to help them maximize their profits.

What will N1 Partners present at the conference?

N1 Partners Group is a multi-brand affiliate program that includes online casinos and betting. The company’s projects offer an innovative experience to their audience – each online casino localized under GEO. N1 Partners Group creates high-converting brands as they consider the preferences of different audiences. ‍

The product portfolio of N1 Partners Group includes such brands as N1 Casino, Slot Hunter, Joo Casino, and others. The company’s projects operate under MGA and Curacao licenses and the N1 Casino.gr project has recently launched on a Greek permit, allowing partners to target traffic from different regions.

The desire of N1 Partners to follow the trends of an ever-changing industry allows the company to keep abreast, integrating new features into their projects, thereby gaining new fans for their projects.

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Paysafe research: First-time and casual betting to surge for 2026 World Cup

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42 minutes ago

January 14, 2026

Wladimir P.

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First-time and casual online betting is expected to surge during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, creating a significant revenue opportunity for online sportsbooks that prioritize trusted brands and localized, reliable payment experiences. This is according to new research released by global payments platform Paysafe (NYSE: PSFE).

The findings are outlined in Paysafe’s All the Ways Players Pay: World Cup 2026 report, which shows that 19% of global consumers planning to follow the tournament intend to place their first-ever online bet during the competition. Overall, 60% of World Cup fans worldwide expect to wager online, underscoring the scale of opportunity facing regulated sportsbooks ahead of the five-week tournament.

With the World Cup returning to North America for the first time since 1994, interest in online wagering is especially strong across the host markets of the United States, Mexico, and Canada, as well as in Europe and Latin America. In U.S. states where sports betting is legal, 62% of fans plan to bet, with 29% doing so for the first time. Mexico is expected to see even stronger growth, with 68% planning to wager, including 26% first-time bettors. In Canada, 46% of Ontarians intend to bet, with 9% new to online wagering.

Internationally, enthusiasm remains high in both newly regulated and mature betting markets. In Brazil, 66% of fans plan to bet online, while Peru stands out with an exceptional 85% expressing intent to wager. Established European markets also show strong engagement, including Italy (64%) and the United Kingdom (60%).

The research highlights that brand reputation and payments performance will be decisive factors in converting and retaining bettors during the tournament. While brand trust is the top consideration when choosing a sportsbook (38%), rapid payouts are even more influential, cited by 33% of bettors—outweighing odds, promotions, user experience, and market coverage. In markets such as Peru, fast cash-outs (38%) are considered even more important than brand reputation (34%).

Other payment-related features also play a critical role, with 24% of bettors prioritizing fast deposits and 22% favoring access to preferred payment methods. As a result, offering a broad and localized payment mix is increasingly essential.

Globally, debit cards remain the most popular payment method, preferred by 39% of bettors and rising sharply in markets that restrict credit card use, such as the U.K. (53%) and Massachusetts in the U.S. (56%). However, alternative payment methods (APMs) continue to gain traction. Pay-by-bank and bank transfer solutions are preferred by 27% of players, while digital wallets appeal to 25%, making them the leading choice in some markets like Peru (36%).

Payment localization is emerging as a key differentiator, with 19% of bettors favoring local payment methods. This trend is particularly strong in Brazil, where the central bank’s Pix instant payment system is expected to be the top choice for 48% of bettors.

With the World Cup spanning five weeks, retention will be just as important as acquisition. The report reveals that 88% of global bettors would switch sportsbooks after a poor payment experience, with players in the U.S. and Ecuador among the most sensitive at 93%.

Commenting on the findings, Zak Cutler, President of Global Gaming at Paysafe, said that the 2026 World Cup will be the largest tournament to date for regulated online sportsbooks. He emphasized that optimizing cashier experiences and payment infrastructure will be critical not only for player acquisition during the event, but also for long-term customer retention beyond the tournament.

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Paysafe research: First-time and casual betting to surge for 2026 World Cup

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42 minutes ago

January 14, 2026

GamingAmericas.com

60% of World Cup fans plan to bet online, marking a major revenue opportunity for online sportsbooks with optimized payments tailored to local preferences

19% of global consumers with an interest in following this summer’s 2026 World Cup plan to place their first ever online bet during the soccer tournament, according to research issued today by leading payments platform Paysafe (NYSE: PSFE). The company’s All the Ways Players Pay: World Cup 2026 report also indicates that brand reputation and offering flexible, reliable payments will be crucial for online sportsbooks when converting and retaining new and experienced bettors alike.

With the World Cup returning to North America for the first time since 1994, there is strong appetite for online wagering in the host countries of the U.S., Mexico, and Canada as well as in Europe and Latin America, with 60% of global fans planning to bet. Across U.S. states where sports betting is legal, 62% intend to wager, with 29% placing their first ever bet. The surge is expected to be even stronger in Mexico, with 68% planning to wager, including 26% for the first time. And even in Canada, 46% of Ontarians expect to wager, with 9% newbies.

There’s equally robust interest internationally, especially in the recently regulated markets of Brazil (66% plan to bet) and, above all, Peru (85%). Appetite is also high in mature European jurisdictions like Italy (64%) and the U.K. (60%).

Operators can best position their sportsbook to convert bettors by focusing on their brand reputation and payment stacks. When players select a sportsbook for the World Cup, brand trust is paramount (prioritized by 38%), but rapid payouts (a factor for 33%) trump everything else, including odds, promos, UX, and sports markets/events. And in some markets like Peru, bettors consider cashing-out quickly (38%) even more important than a sportsbook’s reputation (34%).

Other payment factors are almost as crucial in sportsbook choice, with 24% of global bettors prioritizing rapid deposits and 22% the availability of preferred payment methods.

Ahead of the World Cup, there’s a strong impetus for operators to maximize payment choice. Although debit cards are the top preference globally (a preference for 39%) – trending even higher in markets that restrict credit cards like the U.K. (53%) and the U.S. state of Massachusetts (56%) – alternative payment methods (APMs) are highly popular.

While some APMs like eCash remain relatively niche (a preference for 17%), 27% of players prefer pay-by-bank or other bank transfer options and 25% favor digital wallets. Wallets are today the top choice of all in some markets like Peru (a preference for 36%).

Payment localization appears key across all markets, with 19% favoring a local payment method (LPM). This trends higher in markets with strong LPM brands like Brazil, where the central bank’s Pix instant-payment solution will be bettors’ go-to choice (48%).

With the tournament lasting five weeks, it’s essential for operators to keep players onboard – and a reliable payment experience is crucial. 88% of global bettors would switch sportsbooks after a bad experience, with U.S. and Ecuadorean players particularly sensitive (both 93%).

Zak Cutler, President of Global Gaming at Paysafe, commented: “With the regulated online betting space encompassing new North and Latin American markets, the 2026 World Cup will be the biggest tournament to date for online sportsbooks, offering an unparalleled opportunity to win new customers and strengthen existing relationships. Our latest research indicates that to optimize player acquisition and retention, operators need to enhance their cashiers, as payments will be of paramount importance for the tournament’s duration – and beyond.”

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Conduet Launches gameLM in Europe: Scaling AI-Powered CX for iGaming and OSB Operators

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4 hours ago

January 14, 2026

Wladimir P.

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Conduet, a leading AI-driven customer experience (CX) and operations partner, has officially announced the European expansion of its gameLM platform. Specifically built for the high-pressure environments of online sports betting (OSB) and iGaming, gameLM is designed to help operators deliver scalable, compliant, and highly efficient player interactions.

The move comes after six successful years in the United States, where Conduet has established itself as a trusted partner for major brands including Hard Rock Digital, BetSaracen, Soaring Eagle, and Jackpocket Casino.

Solving the Scaling Challenge

Traditional customer support models often struggle to keep pace with the rapid growth and seasonal surges inherent in sports betting. gameLM addresses this by automatically resolving over 80% of player enquiries in real-time.

By handling routine tasks like account verification, promotion queries, and password resets, the platform:

Reduces Handle Times: Instant responses lead to higher player satisfaction.
Lowers Operational Costs: Drastically reduces the need for large, manual support teams during peak events.
Frees Human Agents: Allows staff to focus on complex, high-value interactions that require empathy and advanced problem-solving.

Dual-Module Strategic Deployment

Unlike generic AI tools, gameLM is built on Conduet’s deep operational experience in the gaming sector. It is delivered via a low-friction PAM (Player Account Management) integration and features two core modules:

gameLM AI Agent: A standalone solution that handles player enquiries end-to-end with accurate, compliant, and multi-language support.
gameLM CoPilot: An agent-assist tool that provides human teams with real-time guidance, suggested responses, and policy insights to ensure consistency across every chat.

This “controlled” approach allows operators to choose their level of automation—starting with human-assisted support and moving toward full AI autonomy as confidence grows.

A Proven Industry Partner

The effectiveness of the platform is already being felt by Conduet’s long-term partners. Neal Atkinson, Senior Director of Sportsbook at BetSaracen, noted:

“We recently chose to implement gameLM for its industry expertise and ability to handle complex customer interactions. We see meaningful value in how it supports our business and our players.”

Justin Heath, Co-Founder and CEO at Conduet, emphasized the importance of a bespoke approach: “One-size-fits-all solutions can introduce real risk in iGaming. With gameLM, we work in close partnership with our clients to tailor the AI to their specific workflows and risk appetite, reinforcing trust and long-term player value.”

Experience gameLM at ICE Barcelona 2026

Conduet will be showcasing the gameLM platform in action at ICE Barcelona 2026. Industry professionals are invited to see how AI can transform their CX operations and drive operational maturity in a competitive global market.

Book a meeting with the Conduet team at ICE 2026 to discover the future of player engagement.

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