Also: NEXT.io and BettingStartups talk startup funding, and Intelitics co-founder explains why sports betting marketers are flying blind on the podcast.
Allan Stone has been in betting and gaming long enough to watch the industry outgrow its own marketing stack. Now he's building the intelligence layer he wishes had existed all along.
This month, Tom Waterhouse explores the concept of “moats” and why Evolution stays ahead.
Fresh off the launch of its capital arm, BettingStartups founder Jesse Learmonth explains how the firm evaluates early-stage deals when there’s no data to go on.
Also: Kalshi and Polymarket CEOs back $35M prediction markets fund, and Blitz:Draft walks us through how DFS can benefit from being more like Tinder.
With swipe-based, two-minute drafts and small contest sizes, the startup is targeting casual fans left behind by traditional DFS in hopes that faster gameplay can unlock a much larger market.
New features, including “Ask Handigraphs” and odds integration, aim to turn data dashboards into personalized betting assistants.
Also: 23 Broadway snipes $3M in seed funding, and ShotQuality strikes up deal with Kalshi.
AI betslips and advanced analytics come together as the betting tools ecosystem continues to mature.
Also: Discerning Capital backs PowerPlay with $15M credit facility, and Establish The Run founder on building a profitable content biz.
Taylor Caby explains how a focus on quality, niche coverage, and a subscription model helped Establish The Run scale profitably.
Also: Atlas World Sports expands into daily fantasy with AtlasDFS, and Kutt is acquired by Bitcoin Depot.
