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  • MINT partners Gamblitude to Launch AI-Powered Crypto Casino

    The future of crypto gaming is arriving faster than expected – and it’s powered by AI.

    Gamblitude, the AI Data Platform built exclusively for iGaming operators, has announced a new strategic partnership with MINT, an upcoming crypto-first casino set to launch in Q4 2025. The collaboration marks a significant moment for the iGaming industry, as MINT becomes one of the first brands to fully integrate AI across its operational stack from day one.

    Using Gamblitude’s real-time AI-driven analytics engine, MINT gains deep visibility into performance, player behaviour, payments, risk and more. This integration enables every decision – from marketing to retention – to be guided by live data, predictive modelling and automation.

    But what makes this partnership stand out is the scope of the AI involvement. MINT will leverage not just dashboards and reporting, but also anomaly detection, performance pacing, and behavioural intelligence at scale. It’s not just about knowing what’s happening – it’s about knowing what’s next.

    This move sets a new benchmark for how crypto-first casinos can operate with precision, speed, and trust in a space where real-time adaptability is essential. As blockchain transparency meets AI intelligence, MINT positions itself as a next-gen operator that’s data-native by design.

    To read official announcement, visit Gamblitude.ai.

  • Gamblitude and TAG Media Join Forces to Launch AI-Driven Affiliate Intelligence

    In a strategic move that signals the growing role of AI in the affiliate space, Gamblitude has announced a client partnership with TAG Media, one of the most respected affiliate marketing groups in the iGaming industry.

    While enterprise-grade analytics have traditionally been the domain of large operators, this partnership changes the game. Powered by a proprietary AI agent trained specifically on iGaming data, Gamblitude is bringing contextual, real-time insights directly into the hands of affiliate teams. The result? A complete redefinition of how performance is measured, risks are assessed, and opportunities are surfaced.

    TAG Media is already seeing the benefits. From instant access to trends and anomalies, to custom metrics and forecasts tailored to affiliate needs, AI is no longer a buzzword — it’s a practical advantage. The partnership proves that smaller teams can now leverage the same kind of AI intelligence that Tier 1 operators use to guide million-euro decisions.

    At the heart of this is the Gamblitude platform: a dedicated data warehouse, no-code dashboards, anomaly detection, and AI-driven performance radar—all designed with affiliate use cases in mind.

    As AI continues to evolve in the gaming space, this collaboration sets a new standard for what affiliates can expect from their data stack.

  • Gamblitude Teases AI-Driven Analytics Platform for iGaming Operators

    A new player has entered the iGaming tech scene — Gamblitude, a startup set to redefine how operators work with data. The company’s co-founders announced on LinkedIn the upcoming launch of an ultra-modern analytics platform powered by AI, specifically built for sportsbook and casino operators.

    According to the announcement, Gamblitude is building a solution that will feature:

    • fully customizable dashboards and predictive tooling,
    • instant access to live data and real-time AI assistants generating actionable recommendations,
    • advanced machine learning models for optimizing risk management and product performance.

    The platform is being developed by a team with deep roots in both gambling and data technology. Their mission: to unify business, CRM, technical, and product data in a single, AI-native environment.

    The announcement was accompanied by a 35-second concept video, giving a glimpse into the thinking behind Gamblitude’s creation. The clip is now available on the co-founders’ LinkedIn profiles.

    As AI becomes increasingly central to the iGaming ecosystem, Gamblitude positions itself as a bold and timely answer for operators looking to gain real-time clarity and competitive edge through smarter analytics.

    Video can be watched on the company website: https://gamblitude.ai.

  • Pythia Sports Brings AI Insights to Breeze-Up Horse Sales

    Pythia Sports is introducing artificial intelligence to the traditional world of horse racing auctions. The company has developed a proprietary data model that combines biomechanics and AI to enhance the breeze-up sales process, helping buyers assess a horse’s potential before making a bid.

    Breeze-up sales involve two-year-old horses performing short sprints, or “breezes,” which have typically been evaluated by eye. Pythia’s system analyzes over 100 data points during each breeze, covering factors like stride, speed, and biomechanics, to create a more objective performance profile.

    The model splits each breeze into key segments: time, speed, and stride. It tracks each stride as the horse accelerates, offering insights into how the animal adapts and performs under pressure. Biomechanical data—including conformation and gait—is also factored in and compared with historical performance data to refine accuracy.

    Pythia’s AI engine is trained on ten years of breeze-up sales data. This historical context allows the model to detect patterns and traits that might go unnoticed by human observers. The result is a performance rating for each horse, giving buyers a reliable, data-driven tool for comparison.

    The technology debuted at the Newmarket breeze-up sale and has already gained attention from trainers, agents, and buyers looking for a competitive edge in the auction ring.

  • Sportradar Showcases AI and Computer Vision at Investor Day to Drive Profitability

    Sportradar Showcases AI and Computer Vision at Investor Day to Drive Profitability

    Sportradar has highlighted its growing portfolio of artificial intelligence and computer vision technologies as key drivers of future profitability and efficiency. The company presented its latest innovations during an investor event held on April 1, focusing on how AI will enhance operations and client offerings.

    Central to Sportradar’s AI strategy is its data infrastructure, built over many years to support real-time data processing and model optimization. The company uses these capabilities to continuously adjust odds for betting operators based on risk profiles and real-time market conditions, aiming to improve margins and maximize profits. Internal models suggest up to an 11% increase in profitability for operators using these AI-powered tools.

    A standout presentation featured the “Sportradar Brain,” a proprietary generative AI engine connected directly to Sportradar’s massive data reserves. This tool can generate betting insights, answer sports-related queries, and even write sports content with visual aids like charts and graphs. Media clients, in particular, have shown strong interest in this technology.

    Sportradar also introduced its computer vision system, which tracks live game data more efficiently than traditional data collectors. According to the company, this method is up to 90% cheaper and collects exponentially more data. The firm currently uses computer vision in over half of the live games it covers.

    Additional innovation includes AI scripts that can write and optimize code, with Sportradar projecting that AI will boost engineering productivity by over 50% by 2028.

    Financially, the company forecasts revenue of €1.7 billion and adjusted EBITDA of €455 million by 2027. For 2024, it reported €1.1 billion in revenue, a 26% increase year-on-year, and €34 million in profit.

    In a strategic move, Sportradar also announced its acquisition of Endeavor’s IMG Arena, a major sports data unit, as part of its broader expansion efforts.

  • FanDuel Launches Generative AI Betting Assistant in Sportsbook App

    FanDuel has introduced AceAI, a new generative AI feature within its sportsbook app designed to help users analyze data and place bets more efficiently. The tool is currently available for NBA and NFL betting, with plans to support additional sports in the future.

    AceAI allows users to interact through text or voice to build parlays, find betting options, and access player and team stats. For example, it can help create a parlay involving LeBron James’ performance or pull up his recent scoring averages.

    The feature is currently being tested with about 1% of FanDuel’s users. Future updates may include in-game betting, Next Gen Stats, and cross-sport parlays. A broader rollout, potentially aligned with the upcoming NFL season, has not yet been confirmed.

    Alongside FanDuel’s launch, the PGA Tour is also embracing AI. Its new Tourcast feature, developed with AWS, uses generative AI to generate text commentary for every shot at PGA Tour events. The AI provides real-time insights into each player’s performance and competition context.

    These developments highlight how AI is becoming increasingly embedded in the sports industry—from enhancing betting experiences to improving content delivery. While tools like AceAI promise greater speed and personalization, they also raise concerns about responsible gambling. FanDuel says AceAI includes safeguards, such as flagging risky behavior and pointing users to support resources.

    The full rollout of AceAI remains uncertain, but it signals how major operators are turning to AI to stay ahead in the competitive iGaming landscape.

  • The Multiple Group partners with Delasport to enhance AI-driven sportsbook offering

    International iGaming technology provider The Multiple Group has entered into a strategic partnership with award-winning sportsbook solutions provider Delasport, aiming to significantly enhance their sports betting product.

    Known across the industry for delivering precise, user-friendly platforms, The Multiple Group emphasizes rigorous in-house testing to guarantee top-tier quality for all its products.

    Delasport has built its reputation on delivering innovative sportsbook technologies, highlighted by advanced AI-powered risk management and tailored betting experiences that significantly boost player engagement and satisfaction.

    This collaboration is one of several sportsbook partnerships Delasport has secured since the start of 2025, further underscoring the popularity of its Plug & Play sportsbook solution among both operators and players. Through this alliance, customers of The Multiple Group will benefit from an unparalleled sports betting experience, featuring personalized content, unique betting functionalities, and seamless usability across multiple devices.