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Esports Technologies Files Patent for Artificial Intelligence-Powered Real-Time Odds Modeling & Simulation System
Esports Technologies, Inc., a leading global provider of advanced esports wagering products and technology, announced today that it has filed a provisional patent application for a technology that uses artificial intelligence to generate odds models for use in a betting algorithm for esports tournaments and various stages of a tournament.
The system uses machine learning and advanced quantitative methods to generate odds instantly for any number of esports match and tournament types, as well as for different stages of the match or tournament for proposition bets, and a variety of betting markets. The filing contemplates a system where bettors can wager on teams throughout a tournament and while games are being played. Examples of bets that could be made with this technology include which team will place in the top three, or outside the top five, or what round the team will make it to.
Bart Barden, COO, Esports Technologies, said, “I’m extremely proud of our quant and modeling team, which continues to develop potential industry-leading data solutions. Harnessing cutting-edge modeling and artificial intelligence to create the technology for this planned next-generation wagering tool demonstrates our commitment to innovation and our focus on the needs of esports enthusiasts and bettors everywhere. We continue to advance and innovate the esports wagering experience for customers.”
This technology is the latest addition to Esports Technologies’ portfolio of advanced wagering offerings. In June 2021, the company filed a patent covering a proprietary live streaming technology that integrates sports and esports wagering across many of the most popular streaming platforms, including Twitch, YouTube, Facebook Gaming, and Hulu, among others.
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Integration links Golden Whale’s decision models with Text.com’s chat, email and SMS channels to automate agent-driven interactions.
Golden Whale has partnered with Text.com to integrate decision intelligence with real-time, multi-channel player communication for iGaming operators.
The companies said the collaboration combines Golden Whale’s continuously learning decision models with Text.com’s unified communications infrastructure, aiming to help operators move from campaign-based messaging to dynamic, agent-driven interactions.
Golden Whale said its Full Model Control framework analyses live player behavioural data in real time to inform decisions across engagement and incentives. Through the integration, those decisions can be translated into AI-powered conversations delivered across live chat, messaging apps, email and SMS.
Eberhard Dürrschmid, CEO at Golden Whale, said: “There has traditionally been a gap between knowing what action to take and delivering it to the player in the right way and at the right moment. By working with Text.com, we are closing that gap. Our ML models determine the most relevant next action, and through Text.com’s agentic communication capabilities, that action can be executed instantly and intelligently across the appropriate channel. This allows operators to move toward more responsive, data-driven engagement without increasing operational complexity.”
Emilia Wodyk‑Zalewska, Account Managers Leader at Text, added: “This is just the start of our journey with Golden Whale, and we are thrilled about the future. By merging behavioural data with our platform, we will turn simple messages into smart, automated conversations. Soon, operators will deliver the right interaction at the perfect time – effortlessly and at any scale.”
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Enhancement provides sportsbooks with fully proprietary, model‑driven WNBA player prop pricing through the OpticOdds API
OpticOdds, the premier provider of real-time sports betting data feeds and trading solutions, has enhanced its WNBA offering through its ongoing partnership with The Crowd’s Line AI (TCL AI), bringing a real-time AI‑driven player prop pricing solution via the OpticOdds API.
The solution provides WNBA player prop lines built entirely from TCL AI’s in‑house models, with no market averaging or consensus dependency. The independent pricing creates a unique signal that allows sportsbooks to offer differentiated WNBA markets.
Each player prop is delivered with full probability distributions and confidence‑adjusted vig, enabling operators to better manage risk, steer action toward higher‑confidence markets, and price alternate lines with greater precision.
The platform combines TCL AI’s machine‑learning engine with OpticOdds’ API and trading infrastructure. Through the integration, clients can access fair value prices, identify mispriced lines and deploy WNBA player props with minimal operational effort.
The update reflects the continued expansion of the WNBA betting market, as growing fan interest and standout player narratives drive increased demand for deeper, more sophisticated wagering markets ahead of the start of the new season.
The enhanced WNBA pricing model builds on OpticOdds’ existing ecosystem, further strengthening its AI-driven pricing capabilities.
Ryan Weinstock, Vice President at OpticOdds, said: “Working with The Crowd’s Line AI to deliver model‑driven WNBA pricing through our API reinforces OpticOdds’ focus on bringing advanced, market‑grade intelligence to developing sports betting markets.
“This enhancement allows us to scale a truly differentiated offering, using our infrastructure to help sportsbooks deploy high‑quality WNBA player prop markets quickly and efficiently.”
Anthony Lage, CEO at The Crowd’s Line, added: “Our continued collaboration with OpticOdds enables us to deliver differentiated WNBA player prop pricing at scale, empowering sportsbooks to attract new users and improve margins with minimal operational lift.
“OpticOdds makes integration seamless, allowing clients to move quickly and confidently in one of the fastest‑growing sports betting markets.”
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Nils Ristau and Daniel Schmitz debut a work enablement platform aimed at day-to-day execution across product, retention and AI adoption.
Sparky Space, a new AI-powered work enablement platform founded by former German Air Force officer Nils Ristau and tech leader Daniel Schmitz, has launched and is now available globally for iGaming operators and suppliers.
The founders are positioning the product around execution support inside daily workflows as teams face tighter regulatory demands, faster product cycles and higher player expectations. The company cited industry research suggesting only 10-20% of learning is consistently applied in day-to-day work, creating a gap between training and on-the-job outcomes.
“In military operations, performance depends on clarity, structure, and disciplined execution in changing environments,” said Ristau. “The iGaming industry operates under similar pressure.
“Competitive advantage does not come from knowledge alone – it comes from how effectively teams apply it every day.”
Sparky Space said its platform supports areas including product development, player retention and AI adoption, with use cases spanning customer-centric experimentation, agile product and game development, decision-making and prioritisation, practical generative AI prompting, and cross-functional collaboration. The company said the tools are intended to help teams launch features, respond to regulatory change, and optimise marketing and support processes.
While initially focused on iGaming, Sparky Space said it has been built for broader use in other fast-moving, technology-driven industries.
Relevant data as follows:
- Sparky Space: https://www.sparkyspace.com Official company site for product and launch details.
- UK Gambling Commission: https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk Regulatory context referenced in the article’s discussion of increasing compliance pressure.
- Malta Gaming Authority: https://www.mga.org.mt Key European regulator relevant to operators and suppliers navigating shifting regulation.
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