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Gamblers Connect launches monthly iGaming intelligence PDF, GC Briefing

Gamblers Connect has launched GC Briefing, a new monthly iGaming intelligence publication delivered as a seven-page PDF during the first working week of every month, the company said.

According to Gamblers Connect, each issue is structured into sections including The Month (six numbers and six short stories), Deal Tracker (M&A, funding and sale processes), Regulatory Radar (dated deadlines over the next 90 days), On the Move (senior appointments), The Month in Quotes, and Contributor of the Month.

Gamblers Connect said Issue 01, titled The £243m Reshuffle, covers July and is anchored to the Bally’s Intralot all-share takeover of evoke. The issue also includes items on UK regulation, FIFA World Cup 2026 betting figures, Gibraltar’s prediction market regime, the Alberta market launch, Evolution’s AML settlement, and Fanatics acquiring a federally regulated exchange.

Partnerships and Operations Lead, Luka Dimitrijevic, said: “The GC Briefing was created to give the industry one trusted place to understand everything that mattered over the past month. In a market that never stands still, it delivers the stories, deals, regulatory developments and key voices that matter most in a concise, easy-to-digest format.”

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