Knowledge base
Step-by-step: how to get licensed, how to pick a supplier, how to read a regulator's register.
Three businesses share the word affiliate in iGaming. How programmes, networks and agencies differ in control, cost and risk, and how to decide which mix you need.
Where each major regulator publishes its licence register, what it shows, and the traps that catch people out, from the 439 licence records we have checked.
Aggregators get you a big catalogue fast; direct deals get you better margins and control. How the two routes compare, what the integration data shows, and how to split your catalogue.
What PAM, turnkey and white-label deals actually include, where each one fits, and the checks to run before you sign, with numbers from the 99 platform providers we profile.
We went through all 87 gaming-lab certificates held by suppliers on Gamitas. One lab group tested 81% of the suppliers, few certificates carry an expiry date, and the usual misreadings are easy to avoid.
What to collect, what to verify yourself, and what to accept on trust — written so that a colleague with no gambling background can run it.
GLI standards, ISO marks, test-house reports and RNG certificates. What each one is actually evidence of, and why none of them is a licence.
The distinction most procurement decks get wrong, and the three specific situations where getting it wrong is expensive.
Eight questions that remove most of a longlist in an afternoon, in the order worth asking them.
Open one, find the entry, and tell a live licence from a lapsed one.
