#108 PFL Is Losing Its Own Name
The name always goes to whoever owns demand.
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The name always goes to whoever owns demand.
Every channel funding your growth has a landlord — and he's changing the locks more often than you think.
We've spent this year watching operators bid up the price of attention. A podcast host signs an exclusive sportsbook deal. A baseball franchise hands its sportsbook category to another. A league goes quiet on its own sponsorship slot because nobody…
Most of the industry is still marketing like it's 2019, and the operators who couldn't afford to be lazy have already lapped everyone else. Unilever spent a century getting very good at working out where a marketing pound produces another…
Your acquisition funnel starts in the design room now
Our industry called it player experience. Attackers call it an open door.
Everyone in our industry is suddenly in love with Formula 1. Operators are building outright markets, dusting off in-play models, lining up to put their logo somewhere near a fast car. The pitch is always the same: motorsport is back, the audience is exploding, get in early. They're half right. The audience is exploding. But they've misread why, and that misreading is about to cost a lot of people a lot of money. F1's betting boom isn't a motorsport story. The cars haven't got more interesting. The rules haven't changed in a way that matters to a punter. If anything, hardcore fans have been growingly dissatisfied with recent changes. What changed is the story wrapped around the sport. And if…
Why the smartest people in iGaming keep making the same mistakes
Streamers just got their first awards show. The bigger story is the quiet shift in who controls the audience our industry depends on.
Why your environment is beating your ambition
The most valuable returns in business and in life aren't paid monthly.
Why most iGaming decisions are dead on arrival
The internet made being wrong an industry. Prediction markets are fixing it.
Why the iGaming executives who wore every hat are now the most valuable people in the room