Zero Latency: An Eilers & Krejcik Gaming Podcast Eilers & Krejcik Gaming
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Zero Latency is a new podcast from Eilers & Krejcik Gaming that takes a deeper look at key trends, news, and events impacting the U.S. online gambling industry, with insight from EKG analysts and special guests.
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Episode 30: Betting Big On Brazil
Host Brad Allen is joined by Hugo Baungartner, the VP of global markets at Brazilian sports betting operator ApostaGanha, to discuss the Brazilian market, including:
How to localize for Brazil The timeline for the market launch Potential M&A -
Episode 29: Is Jackpocket Already Proving The Cross-Sell Model?
Host Brad Allen is is joined by Jackpocket's VP of Interactive Gaming John Worthington to discuss:
What drove the recent uptick in Jackpocket's NJ online casino GGR Planned product enhancements Whether Jackpocket is proving the cross-sell model between lottery-courier and other real money gambling verticals ahead of its sale to DraftKings -
Episode 28: The Mechanics Of SGP
Host Brad Allen is joined by Huddle CEO Francesco Borgosano to discuss:
How to build a good live SGP The business impact of lazy pricing The pressure to deliver "vanity metrics" -
Episode 27: Why Firms Are Underinvesting In Trading
Host Brad Allen is joined by former PointsBet trader-turned-pro bettor 'Shipper' to discuss:
The sharpest industry execs he's worked with Why PointsBet never made a real dent in the U.S. market Why firms are misusing their quant teams -
Episode 26: Does Good Trading Drive Market Share?
Host Brad Allen is joined by former head of growth sports at Pinnacle, Matthew Trenhaile, to discuss:
Tipico's new cash back scheme How ESPN should build its trading function Whether this time really is different for sports betting exchanges -
Episode 25: Can You Build A Business Around Sharp Bettors?
Host Brad Allen is joined by OddsJam CEO Matt Restivo to discuss the betting-tools company, including:
OddsJam's occasionally adversial relationship with operators Which books are sharpest on which sports Whether U.S. player values will stay elevated compared to Europe