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(AsiaGameHub) -   The N1 Partners team has revealed its plans to participate in the Search iGaming Conference 2026 in Limassol, Cyprus, on April 16, where it will discuss affiliate partnerships and its SEO Traffic Cup competition. Press release: The N1 Partners team is set to attend the Search iGaming Conference 2026, which takes place on April 16 in Limassol, Cyprus. The conference will gather over 1,200 SEO and igaming professionals—including PPC specialists, ASO teams, and affiliate program representatives for networking and knowledge sharing. At the event, N1 Partners won’t just be an active participant; it will also act as a conference bags sponsor for guests. This contributes to a comfortable event experience that helps attendees focus on connecting and exchanging insights. The conference is an ideal venue to discuss lucrative deals and SEO traffic, as well as learn more about the N1 SEO Traffic Cup—the first tournament in N1 Partners’ global N1 Traffic Cups promotional series. The team will explain how to join the promotion most effectively during its final stage: there’s still an opportunity to sign up for the tournament until April 30. Take part in the industry’s largest SEO tournament this spring and win generous prizes! In addition to the current promotion, N1 Partners affiliate managers will be happy to discuss collaborations involving any of the 14+ brands in their portfolio, top Tier-1 GEOs, and customized payment terms and models. Why Connect with the N1 Partners Team at the Search iGaming Conference 2026? At the Limassol event, the N1 Partners team will show how partners can scale traffic and boost revenue. Key advantages include: 10+ Tier-1 GEOs CPA up to €700 | RevShare up to 45% for top partners Reg2Dep up to 70% Top personalized offers Insights from industry analysts Schedule a Meeting with N1 Partners in Limassol! Want to maximize your experience at the dynamic Search iGaming Conference? Book a meeting with the N1 Partners team in advance. Discover exclusive cooperation terms and engage with the expert team in person—guaranteed valuable insights await! N1 Partners team contacts: Oleksandr Havrylov — affiliate manager. Aleksandrs Ohtins — account manager. Victoria Sokolenko — affiliate manager. Start working with N1 Partners — become number one! This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   The fourth installment of the SiGMA South America Awards gathered leading industry stakeholders in São Paulo for a private ceremony honoring outstanding achievements across the gaming ecosystem. Press release. – The BiS SiGMA South America Summit hosted the fourth annual SiGMA South America Awards, presented on April 10, 2026, at Tokio Marine Hall in São Paulo, Brazil. As Brazil’s largest city, São Paulo solidifies its status as an undeniable hub for achievement, influence, and connections in the gaming ecosystem through this ceremony. The event offered a formal, purpose-driven gathering that blended prestige and intent for elite guests spanning all segments of the gaming industry. A private industry gathering The SiGMA Awards were structured as an invitation-only affair. A carefully selected guest list included only premium and platinum ticket holders, table sponsors, and special invitees. Attendees dressed in code-compliant formal attire, underscoring the event’s significance as a highlight of the summit calendar. The evening kicked off at 20:00 with a welcome reception and award registration, set in a comfortable atmosphere ideal for networking among high-level guests. At 21:00, the doors closed as the awards ceremony began, with the focus on celebrating the accomplishments of those in attendance. Honoring industry leadership The SiGMA Awards feature multiple accolades recognizing excellence across various categories, including sportsbook innovation, affiliate performance, payment solutions, media excellence, and technological advancement. Each award highlights an organization’s measurable impact, operational excellence, and innovative strategies—all of which support ongoing business growth within the industry. SiGMA South America Awards Winners Best Affiliate 2026 – Better CollectiveBrought to you by SPRIBE Best iGaming Media 2026 – Focus Gaming NewsBrought to you by Amusnet Best Aggregator 2026 – BroadhubBrought to you by BGaming Best Esports Operator 2026 – BetBoomBrought to you by BetConstruct AI Emerging Markets Payment Solution 2026 – OKTO PAYMENTSBrought to you by PopOK Gaming Best Affiliate Program 2026 – MelBet PartnersBrought to you by 3SNET Best Online Sportsbook Provider 2026 – AltenarBrought to you by CP Games Most Played Game 2026 – Yo Dragon by PopOK GamingBrought to you by InPlaySoft Best Influencer 2026 – Lucas TyltyBrought to you by Endorphina Best Gaming Experience 2026 – JetXBrought to you by Comtrade Gaming Best Casino Operator 2026 – Brazino777Brought to you by Alea Best Live Casino Provider 2026 – Imagine LiveBrought to you by ELA Games Best Interactive Sportsbook Experience 2026 – BetConstructBrought to you by BetInvest Best Sports Affiliate 2026 – Super AfiliadosBrought to you by FOMENTO Best Streamer 2026 – EL GATOBrought to you by Brazino777 Best Affiliate Software 2026 – ReferonBrought to you by EGT Best Esports Product 2026 – BETBYBrought to you by BetBoom Best Game Studio 2026 – AmusnetBrought to you by Lambda Gaming Industry Rising Star Brazil 2026 – ApostouBrought to you by NGX Best Innovative Sportsbook Feature 2026 – SOFTSWISS SportsbookBrought to you by NOW Payments Best Platform 2026 – NGXBrought to you by Seon Best Customer Retention 2026 – OptimoveBrought to you by QORE Best Slot Game Provider 2026 – CP GamesBrought to you by Blokotech Best Sportsbook Operator 2026 – 1xBetBrought to you by SOFTSWISS Best International Market Debut In Brazil 2026 – Comtrade GamingBrought to you by VeliTech Top Performing Slot Portfolio 2026 – EGT DigitalBrought to you by BETBY Best Marketing Campaign – Lambda GamingBrought to you by Wicked Games Industry Game Changer 2026 – AviatorBrought to you by Imagine Live Responsible Gaming Leadership Award 2026 – Bet365Brought to you by Apostou Bolstering the SiGMA Ecosystem The SiGMA Awards are part of a broader ecosystem that integrates exhibitions, conferences, networking events, and experiential activations. This holistic approach allows SiGMA to deliver not just visibility but tangible business outcomes for participants. As the South American market continues to grow, the role of curated, high-value events like this becomes increasingly critical. The awards serve as both a celebration of current success and a catalyst for future growth, reinforcing industry standards while encouraging ongoing innovation. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   With the next FIFA World Cup on the horizon, the global soccer authority has moved to eliminate all non-FIFA sponsor branding from the tournament's host venues. As the event is scheduled across North America, a region where corporate naming rights are widespread, this policy will lead to the temporary renaming of several stadiums to geographic identifiers. Stadiums to Temporarily Adopt Geographic Names In accordance with FIFA tournament regulations, all logos and branding from companies unaffiliated with the soccer body will be removed from match stadiums. In Game noted this will cause 10 of the 11 venues hosting the World Cup's 104 matches to undergo temporary name changes. As an illustration, Florida's Hard Rock Stadium will be temporarily called Miami Stadium. Similarly, the AT&T Stadium in Texas will be referred to as Dallas Stadium for the competition. This shift from commercial to location-based names underscores FIFA's strict stance against outside companies and its vigorous defense of its own sponsor partnerships. An exception was partially granted for Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium after experts concluded that modifying the sponsor-logo-bearing oculus roof mechanism might cause significant structural harm. Obtaining this waiver required months of discussions with FIFA. Regardless, FIFA's rule will impact gaming operators, notably Hard Rock, whose name will be stripped from its stadium. Furthermore, the massive physical Hard Rock sign will need to be concealed. Other gaming companies with stadium partnerships will find logo removal less cumbersome, particularly FanDuel, as its branding on the Lincoln Financial Field scoreboard is digital. Operators Still Have a Lot to Gain from World Cup FIFA's stance means American sportsbooks will have limited access to direct World Cup sponsorship deals. Although Betano is the official betting sponsor for the upcoming World Cup, it is not active in the US market. FIFA did, however, sign an agreement with Stat Perform, appointing it as the official primary data provider and a conduit for licensed U.S. sportsbooks. The contract terms were not made public, but Stat Perform indicated they were stringent. Despite missing direct sponsorship chances, industry analysts forecast the sports betting handle will set a new record, indicating the tournament could still be highly profitable for U.S. gaming firms. Some estimates suggest betting volume could double the $1.8 billion wagered on the previous tournament in 2022. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   A prominent illegal gambling case in Los Angeles is progressing as one key suspect prepares to enter a guilty plea, opening a new chapter in an extensive investigation linked to former NBA player Gilbert Arenas. Gershman to Plead Guilty Prosecutors state that Yevgeni Gershman—an alleged organized crime figure from Israel—has agreed to plead guilty to several charges, including conspiracy to run an illegal gambling enterprise, money laundering, weapons possession, and submitting false statements on immigration documents. This agreement follows the 50-year-old’s arrest last July, alongside Arenas and four others: 49-year-old Evgenni Tourevski (Tarzana), 53-year-old Allan Austria (West Hills), 28-year-old Yarin Cohen (Tarzana), and 44-year-old Ievgen Krachun (Tarzana). According to the indictment, between September 2021 and July 2022, the group organized high-stakes poker games at Arenas’ mansion in Encino, California. Authorities describe these events as elaborate gatherings featuring bartenders, chefs, valet services, armed security guards, and young women offering “companionship,” serving drinks, or relaying messages to poker players in exchange for tips. The case against Gershman also includes allegations that he entered into a sham marriage to secure permanent residency in the United States. Arenas Continues to Deny All Charges Arenas, however, has denied all charges against him. He faces accusations of conspiracy to operate an illegal gambling business, running such a business, and making false statements to federal investigators. His trial is currently scheduled for May. The investigation dates back to July 2022, when agents from the LAPD and DEA raided the mansion while a poker game was reportedly in progress. Surveillance from a DEA aircraft allegedly showed guests fleeing the property during the operation. Authorities began focusing on the location after a gambler reported losing $1.2 million in a single night and claimed he had been threatened by individuals linked to Israeli organized crime. He identified Gershman as the person running the games. Three years ago, Emil Lahaziel, an Israeli national believed to have connections to similar networks, was found shot dead outside a Hollywood Hills mansion that had hosted another poker event. While Gershman was not accused of involvement, investigators claim the incident helped them uncover a wider network of illegal poker games across Encino, Sherman Oaks, and the Hollywood Hills. Two suspects have been charged in connection with Lahaziel’s death. As the case unfolds, prosecutors continue to examine links between multiple underground gambling operations across Los Angeles, suggesting the investigation may not yet be over. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Sebastian Jarosch is the founder and CEO of Mithrillium Media Ltd. Having been involved in the iGaming industry since 2007, he’s undoubtedly a veteran of the market—making him the ideal candidate to answer questions about the iGaming ecosystem that has developed around affiliate websites. Mr. Jarosch’s contributions have been recognized by some of the world’s most prominent organizations. Not only has he won the SBC Award for Best Affiliate Programme, but he now also serves as a judge for the prestigious gambling body. He has also received the EGR Best Affiliate Programme twice and the Casino Meister Best Casino Group Award. What’s driving the significant consolidation in the affiliate sector, and what factors are behind these mergers and acquisitions? Consolidation is mainly fueled by rising SEO costs, increased competition, and the need for scale in regulated markets. Larger networks can negotiate better deals with operators, invest in their products, and acquire smaller sites to strengthen their positions. This is a natural evolution as the industry matures. Do larger affiliate networks offer more value to operators, or do they risk losing the trust and authenticity that smaller sites maintain? Larger networks often deliver higher traffic volumes and operate across multiple markets. However, smaller affiliate sites tend to focus on niche areas where they frequently dominate rankings. The best networks balance scale with authenticity. How does consolidation affect the quality of information and choice available to players? Consolidation often improves UX quality but can have a negative impact on content. Larger affiliates are also more likely to focus on regulated markets, which significantly narrows players’ choices. Maintaining diversity in style, focus, and opinion is key to building player trust. Can independent affiliates still compete effectively against large affiliate groups? If so, how? Independent affiliates like Casino Groups can succeed by being agile, niche-focused, and authentic. They often perform better in rankings because their content is highly optimized. Specialization allows them to stand out against larger, more generic networks within their niche. What risks come with consolidation—such as homogenized content, reduced transparency, or operator bias? Content can sometimes suffer because reviews often follow a fixed template with little room for individuality. Larger affiliates also have targets that can lead to commercial bias. Players quickly notice when sites feel more like marketing tools than independent guides. Do regulators pay closer attention to larger affiliate groups, and does this change their approach to compliance? Larger groups attract more scrutiny due to their influence and reach. They target high-volume keywords, putting them in the spotlight. Regulators expect them to set higher standards and may hold them more accountable, adding pressure for larger affiliates to invest in compliance. Have you seen cases where scale improved efficiency, UX, or innovation, or does size sometimes become a weakness? Big affiliates can invest in UX, data, and features that smaller affiliates lack the resources for—like advanced tools such as odds comparisons or real-time data feeds. However, size can slow innovation, and new features often take longer to develop. How do operators view consolidation: as an opportunity for consistency or a threat to diversity in acquisition channels? Operators often welcome the consistency and reach large networks provide. However, larger affiliates are usually more costly to work with, and acquired sites sometimes receive less attention and begin to decline. Will the affiliate market eventually be dominated by a handful of mega-groups, similar to the operator side? There will be more consolidation, but smaller affiliates will always thrive in niche areas. Network affiliates will continue to dominate regulated, high-volume markets, while independents remain prominent in specialized segments. The ecosystem will likely stay a mix of both. Looking ahead, how will the balance between independent affiliates and consolidated networks shape the iGaming industry? The future will be about coexistence. Consolidated networks will set standards for compliance and scale, while independents drive innovation and community focus. Together, they keep the industry competitive, diverse, and responsive to player needs. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Gaming in Europe is set to present a complimentary webinar on April 16, focusing on strategies and responses to the increase in illegal affiliate marketing within Europe's regulated gambling sectors. Press release.- Gaming in Europe will conduct a webinar named “The rise of illegal affiliate marketing explained: Methods & countermeasures” on Thursday, April 16, at 14:00 CET. A growing problem Due to the rising significance of digital environments—particularly alongside limitations on broadcast and print advertising—affiliate marketing has grown into a vital channel for players to discover and select suitable igaming providers. The struggle for visibility Unlawful affiliates and the larger networks supporting them do not just enhance the prominence of illegal gambling offers; they frequently also reduce the online presence of licensed operators and affiliates who market legal options. This session will detail the tactics employed by illegal affiliates to increase their own search visibility and suppress that of their lawful rivals. It will also examine the actions that legitimate affiliates, licensed operators, and regulators can implement to curb the influence of illegal affiliate marketing. A pan-European problem Since offshore online gambling operators and their connected illegal affiliates typically work across Europe or globally, this webinar will be pertinent for stakeholders in all regulated or upcoming online gambling jurisdictions, such as Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, Finland, and others. #ReclaimTheMarket Speakers: Timothy Malmros Genach, SEO expert, Magenti Media Dr. Andreas Ditsche, CEO, iGaming.com Frank op de Woerd, editor-in-chief, CasinoNieuws Registration Participation in this webinar is free of charge. Register via this link: https://clicks.aweber.com/y/ct/?l=DnOpyn&m=iReYoTxXuykvlVs&b=.pbNeCU5dfCLLN.HrCN_Mw This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Australia's forthcoming limitations on gambling advertisements are anticipated to result in a minor decrease in betting activity, according to a recent government evaluation. Officials are defending these reforms as essential for reducing exposure, particularly among younger demographics. Australia Rejects Full Gambling Ad Ban Despite Higher Savings An analysis conducted within the office of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese projects that the changes will lead to a reduction in national gambling expenditure by AUD 62.7 million ($44.3 million), which equates to approximately 0.8% of total spending. Although this impact is modest, the report indicates that the measures will still decrease the frequency with which Australians encounter wagering advertisements across various media platforms, as reported by The Guardian. The same assessment indicates that a complete ban on gambling advertising would have yielded greater overall benefits, reducing spending by over AUD 100 million ($70.7 million) annually. However, such a measure was deemed to have significant economic repercussions for broadcasters, sporting organizations, and digital platforms that depend on advertising revenue. The government's strategy centers on targeted restrictions. Television broadcasts will have caps on gambling advertisements during daytime and early evening hours, while radio promotions will be limited during school commute times. Advertising will also be removed from stadiums and team uniforms, and public figures, including athletes and celebrities, will no longer be permitted to endorse betting services. “Triple-Lock” Plan Expands Crackdown on Online Betting Ads Online platforms are a key focus of these reforms. A “triple-lock” system will mandate that users must be logged in, verified as adults, and have the option to opt out before they can be shown gambling advertisements. This framework is expected to be widely applied, encompassing streaming services, podcasts, social media, and even official websites and applications associated with major sports leagues. This policy follows years of political and public pressure, stemming from a parliamentary inquiry led by the late MP Peta Murphy, which recommended extensive changes, including a phased-in total ban on online gambling promotions. While the government has not adopted a complete ban, it asserts that the current package represents a balanced approach. Officials contend that the objective is to safeguard children from continuous exposure to betting content while still allowing adults to participate in gambling. The prime minister has indicated that more specific details will be provided when the legislation is presented to parliament. Reactions to the proposed changes are varied. Industry groups have voiced concerns that the restrictions could disrupt funding models for sports and media, while some operators have warned that stringent rules might inadvertently drive consumers towards unregulated offshore platforms. Concurrently, reform advocates have expressed disappointment, arguing that the measures do not go far enough to address gambling-related harm. Despite criticism from both sides, the government maintains that these reforms signify a substantial alteration in the management of gambling advertising in Australia. The implementation is anticipated to impact numerous businesses across the sector. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   The highly anticipated return bout between Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao is currently in limbo, plagued by legal disagreements and contradictory accounts regarding the event's future. High Financial Stakes Amid Mayweather’s Contractual Doubts Originally set for September 19 at Las Vegas's cutting-edge Sphere, the match was promoted as a top-tier professional fight for global broadcast. However, according to The Las Vegas Review-Journal, Mayweather's recent assertions that the bout is merely an exhibition—and potentially at a different location—have triggered legal worries and public debate. Pacquiao's camp asserts that several contracts were already signed for a sanctioned pro match. These deals involve significant financial obligations, with potential breach-of-contract fines reaching hundreds of millions. The matter is further complicated by allegations that Mayweather has accepted upfront payments and leveraged his projected revenue for loans. Pacquiao’s representatives argue the contract is unambiguous. They maintain the agreement was always for a competitive professional match rather than an exhibition, claiming all involved parties understood these conditions during the signing process. Mayweather’s Busy 2026 Calendar Triggers Legal Dispute Adding to the friction is Mayweather's reported lineup of other bouts through 2026. This includes a potential exhibition with kickboxer Mike Zambidis, which Pacquiao’s side claims breaches their deal. A rumored match against Mike Tyson remains unconfirmed, further muddying Mayweather’s availability. Promoters have cautioned that these conflicting dates could result in Mayweather breaching various contracts, potentially leading to heavy legal and financial penalties. Attorneys are now involved, and Mayweather has been given a timeline to clarify his plans and settle the dispute. Time is of the essence, as Sphere organizers require a decision within weeks to manage the complex production requirements. The venue's sophisticated technology necessitates significant lead time, making any further hesitation problematic. While Pacquiao remains committed to a genuine professional contest, promoters are considering other paths if a resolution isn't reached soon. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.