TUESDAY · 29 SEPTEMBER 2026
SECTION
Market reports player behaviour studies and revenue figures from across the sector.
01 — DATA AND RESEARCH
Session length sits alongside deposit frequency as one of the most revealing behavioural signals in Australian wagering data, yet most operators treat it as a secondary metric. Here's what the numbers actually tell you.
02 — DATA AND RESEARCH
Deposit frequency is one of the most underused behavioural signals in Australian wagering data. What operators read from transaction cadence can shape risk decisions, retention strategies, and harm minimisation responses alike.
03 — DATA AND RESEARCH
Player churn is one of the least-discussed but most commercially damaging metrics in Australian wagering. Here is what the available data shows about when and why punters leave.
04 — DATA AND RESEARCH
Caesars Entertainment's New York footprint spans land-based casinos, the Empire City racino, and a major mobile sports betting licence. Here's what that presence reveals about one of North America's most competitive gaming markets.
05 — DATA AND RESEARCH
Account closures and stake restrictions are a growing friction point in Australian wagering, affecting player retention and operator revenue in ways the headline participation figures don't capture.
06 — DATA AND RESEARCH
Player lifetime value sits at the centre of every commercial decision in Australian wagering, yet it's one of the least-discussed metrics in the sector. Here is what the data and operator behaviour actually reveal.
07 — DATA AND RESEARCH
Responsible gambling behaviours are measurable, and the data reveals significant variation across age groups, product types, and states. Here is what the research shows operators and policymakers need to understand.
08 — DATA AND RESEARCH
Mobile gambling has become the primary channel for Australian online wagering, with smartphones accounting for the majority of sessions, bets, and account registrations across sports betting and racing.
09 — DATA AND RESEARCH
Australia consistently ranks among the highest per-capita gambling nations in the world, and online participation has grown steadily as mobile platforms have matured. Here is what the data says about who is betting, how often, and on what.
10 — DATA AND RESEARCH
Australian gambling revenue flows from a surprisingly diverse mix of sectors, with online wagering and electronic gaming machines each commanding significant shares. Here is how the numbers break down.
11 — DATA AND RESEARCH
Australia's iGaming market is one of the largest per-capita online wagering markets in the world, with revenue spread across sports betting, racing, and emerging digital verticals. Here is what the current data shows.
12 — DATA AND RESEARCH
An iGaming aggregator lets operators access game libraries from multiple studios through one technical connection, cutting integration time and commercial complexity. Here is how the model works and what to weigh before signing up.
13 — DATA AND RESEARCH
The Moheli iGaming licence has attracted attention from offshore operators looking for a cost-accessible entry point into regulated online gambling. Here is what the jurisdiction actually offers and where the risks sit.
14 — DATA AND RESEARCH
iGaming academy programmes are becoming a serious investment for operators and suppliers who need structured, industry-specific training. Here is what the sector looks like and why it matters.
15 — DATA AND RESEARCH
The choice of iGaming software provider shapes an operator's product range, compliance posture, and player experience from day one. Here is a clear-eyed look at how the sector breaks down in Australia.