⚡️ The Market Is Hiring: New iGaming Vacancies

Remote work, strong brands, and international projects — you'll find all of that in today's roundup. If you've been thinking about a new role or just keeping an eye on the market, save the positions below.

📌 Affiliate Manager — TRAFMASTERS
Terms: fully remote, international team, growth opportunities with a path toward Tier-1 markets.

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📌SEO Specialist — Sports.ru
Terms: remote or Moscow office, flexible schedule, health insurance with dental, sports and education compensation, paid vacation and sick leave, performance reviews, and career development.

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📌 VIP Account Manager — Huntriot
Terms: fully remote, stable fixed rate + performance-based commission.

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📌 SEO Specialist — Megapari
Terms: remote format, 5/2 schedule with a flexible start time, professional growth and development opportunities within the company, corporate English language courses.

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📌 PPC Manager — Brazy
Terms: fully remote, fixed salary of $2,000 + KPI bonuses (100–200%), 24 paid vacation days, 100% paid sick leave, long-term cooperation, and the opportunity to influence marketing processes and business results.

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🔥 The Most-Discussed iGaming News of the Week

Hey everyone! We've compiled the latest market news in one place. Enjoy the read and have a great start to the week.

📌 Kazakhstan: A Market Under Control

— The first casinos in Kazakhstan's new gambling zones could open as early as 2027. The project is primarily aimed at foreign tourists.

🔸 Top 10 Casinos in the World for iGaming Affiliates: From Legendary Halls to Online Giants

— Since 2024, Kazakh bookmakers have paid nearly 60 million tenge in fines.

— Around 464,000 citizens have already used the self-exclusion service — notable given the mechanism has only been in place for just over two years.

— During that same period, 167,000 online casino sites were blocked in the country and 13 bookmaker licenses were suspended.

😱 By the way, something very interesting about Kazakhstan is coming soon to 3S.INFO.

📌 Tax News of the Week

— Georgia is discussing the launch of online casinos exclusively for foreigners. A preferential tax rate of 5% GGR is being proposed for such operators, compared to the standard 20%.

— In the Netherlands, the tax increase proved far less effective than authorities had hoped: instead of the projected +€108 million in 2025 and +€216 million in 2026, the treasury will receive only +€2 million and +€57 million respectively.

📌 Stat of the Week

— Every adult Australian lost an average of $1,198 on gambling in 2025 — one of the highest figures in the world.

📌 Prediction Markets Back in the Spotlight

— Meta is developing its own prediction platform called Arena. In the first phase, users will be offered the chance to make predictions for internal points, with no real money involved.

It appears the prediction markets concept continues to expand well beyond traditional gambling, gradually attracting more and more major tech companies.

🔸 What is a "prediction market"?

📌 Scandal of the Week

— In Brazil, law enforcement has uncovered the country's largest underground betting network. According to investigators, approximately $9.7 billion passed through it, with dozens of intermediaries and payment companies keeping the scheme running.

📌 Stats of the Week

— The number of suspicious transactions in iGaming grew 4.5 times in a single year, with the increase recorded from Q1 2025 to Q1 2026.

📌 While some countries are tightening controls and blockings, others are trying to find new regulatory models. Meanwhile, prediction markets continue to blur the lines between technology, entertainment, and traditional betting.

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⚡️ #TrafficFlow | June 2026

We continue tracking which setups are delivering results across different GEOs and which sources are currently pushing offers. Here's fresh data from our network.

What performed in June:
🇵🇰 Betzo — PPC
🇦🇷 LuckyStar — ASO
🇲🇾 DK88 — FB Apps
🇧🇪 GtBet — PPC
🇮🇹 PlayMojo — FB Apps*
🇪🇬 Fastpari — TikTok Ads
🇵🇰 Linebet — PPC
🇮🇹 Winnita — ASO
🇹🇿 Sokabet — FB Apps*
🇰🇿 Cactus — SEO
🇦🇴 Bantubet — FB Apps*
🇧🇩 XBAGH — ASO
🇩🇪 Yep — SEO
🇬🇷 Yep — ASO
🇫🇷 Betzino — FB Apps*
🇫🇷 Betzino — SEO
🇧🇩 kheliBet — ASO
🌎 BetOnline Casino — FB Apps*

What this snapshot shows:

🟢 ASO continues to gain momentum
Several GEOs delivered through ASO: AR, IT, BD, and GR. Even in challenging markets, the source manages to break into the top of search results and show strong performance.

🟢 FB Apps* holds strong across multiple verticals
MY, IT, TZ, AO, FR, and the global BetOnline Casino launch show that Apps remain one of the most versatile sources in iGaming — despite the regular turbulence.

🟢 PPC maintains its position
PK and BE confirm that classic PPC still works — especially in GEOs with solid volume and clear economics.

🟢 SEO keeps delivering results
DE, KZ, and FR appeared in the stats through organic. FR is particularly interesting, where the same offer is performing through two different sources simultaneously.

This snapshot shows that working setups exist across the most diverse regions — you just need to find the right product.

Don't be afraid to test new GEOs, and we'll keep sharing detailed information about which products are performing best and in which markets right now.

Which source looks most promising to you right now: FB Apps*, ASO, SEO, PPC, or TikTok Ads? 👇

*Meta is recognized as an extremist organization and is banned in Russia

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⚡️ Age Verification Before Registration: Why One Texas Law Could Change All of iGaming

In spring 2026, thousands of developers received a letter from Google about the new Texas SB 2420 law and the launch of the Play Age Signals API. At first glance — just another technical update. But for iGaming, this story could turn out to be far more significant than it appears.

In essence, the market is beginning to move toward a new model of user identification: today an operator verifies a player's age independently, and tomorrow part of the audience may be automatically filtered out by the platform before a single click.

🔸 How Age Verification Has Evolved
Over the past 20 years, the market has gone through several phases.

First came the simple checkbox: "I am 18 or older." Then document checks appeared at the withdrawal stage. After that, regulators began requiring full KYC and AML procedures. Now a new era is beginning — digital identification.

Regulators want age confirmation before the game even starts, and Texas SB 2420 is being viewed by many as one of the first steps in that direction.

🔸 What Texas SB 2420 Changes
The core idea of the law is simple: part of the responsibility for age verification shifts from operators to app stores.

Instead of documents, the app receives a special age attribute. This way, the app understands the user's age category before any interaction takes place.

For gambling, this is especially significant because age restrictions remain one of the baseline requirements of any license.

🔸 Why This Matters for Affiliate Marketing
If age and part of compliance requirements are verified in advance, the market will face several changes:

— some unsuitable traffic will be filtered out before the app is even installed;
— the value of quality traffic that passes age verification will increase;
— anti-fraud mechanics and account controls will tighten;
— mobile apps will gain additional advantages over web-based products.

Audience volume may decrease, but its quality will improve.

🔸 Is This Just Texas?
Not really.

— similar processes are already underway in the UK, Germany, Australia, EU countries, and other regulated markets.
— The UK is strengthening age verification through the UK Gambling Commission and the Online Safety Act.
— Germany is building a model based on the principle of "identity first, then gameplay."
— The EU is developing the European Digital Identity Wallet, where a service can receive age confirmation without a passport being shared.

Texas SB 2420 looks less like an exception and more like part of a broader trend.

🔸 What Comes Next
Several likely scenarios exist.

The first — everything remains a local experiment, and Texas stays an outlier.

The second — similar laws begin passing in other states, and Google and Apple gradually roll out Age Signals as a universal market standard.

The third scenario is the most far-reaching. Age becomes just the first step, and new signals follow:

— identity confirmation;
— region of residence confirmation;
— confirmation of eligibility to participate in gambling;
— user verification status.

🔸 What Affiliates Should Do Right Now
There's no reason to panic yet. Today, Texas SB 2420 has virtually no impact on the day-to-day operations of most affiliate programs.

But the direction the market is heading is already clearly visible.

It's worth tracking not just gambling regulation. The following are gaining increasing importance:

— digital user identification;
— age verification;
— personal data regulation;
— Apple and Google requirements;
— social platform operating rules.

👉 Today the conversation is only about age. But age signals could become the first element of a broader digital identification system.

❓ Which scenario seems more likely to you by 2030: a local experiment or a new global standard?

Read also:
— How Do Social Media and Search Engines Block iGaming?
— How Regulation and Integration Are Reshaping the Legal Market

🔥 More Than Just a Creative Database: How the Role of Spy Services Is Changing

We spoke with the Spy.House team about the role spy services play today, why data freshness is becoming critical, and which tools webmasters will need in the near future.

🪄AI generates creatives faster than a spy service can index them. Where does the value of a spy service lie now — and are you planning to integrate AI tools directly into the service to cover this use case?

Yes, AI has significantly changed the market: creatives are now produced faster, cheaper, and at greater volume. But that actually makes spy services more important, not less.

AI helps generate hypotheses, but it doesn't answer the key question: what is actually buying traffic right now. Our value isn't simply "showing a picture" — it's delivering market intelligence: which offers, formats, landing pages, GEOs, and brands competitors are currently using, and what's generating the most activity.

For a buying team, a spy service remains a tool for prioritizing hypotheses, not copying. It helps you understand which approaches the market has already validated, which creative patterns are repeating across different teams, which brands and games are being actively pushed, which landing pages and pre-landers are being used in setups, and where a new trend is emerging before it becomes obvious to everyone.

We view AI tools as a natural extension of Spy.House. What interests us isn't just embedding an image generator — it's closing the full scenario: find a working pattern, break it down, suggest variations, and help a team build new hypotheses faster for a specific GEO, brand, or format.

🪄 Database freshness — how quickly does a new creative make it into the service after launch?

Database freshness is one of our core product priorities. We're working to get new creatives into the service as quickly as possible.

That said, indexing speed depends on traffic volume, GEO, platform, placement type, impression frequency, and how aggressively the advertiser is using cloaking. But our goal is to give webmasters a current picture of what's running right now — not an archive of the market.

🪄 Are there plans for a popularity filter by specific games and brands? And time-based slices — top creatives for the day and for the week?

We're looking at filtering and sorting in several directions: popularity by specific brands, by games or game mechanics, top creatives for the day, top for the week, activity growth dynamics, and the creative → landing page → brand → GEO chain.

For a webmaster, what matters isn't just the absolute "top" — it's what's quickly gaining momentum right now. So time-based slices and dynamics are one of the most useful scenarios we want to develop.

🪄Creative fatigue detection — can the service show not just "what's running" but "what's already burning out"?

We look at fatigue detection as a separate analytics layer. It can be identified through signals such as declining creative activity over time, a reduction in active placements, the creative disappearing from multiple advertisers, a sharp shift toward variations of the same angle, changes in the frequency of similar creatives appearing, and a drop in a particular approach's share relative to new patterns.

For a webmaster, this saves budget: avoid launching what's already in late-stage burnout and switch to fresh angles faster.

The future of spy services isn't just in finding creatives — it's in interpreting their lifecycle.

🪄 How does the service handle cloaking?

Cloaking is one of the most complex but also most important challenges for a spy service. Webmasters need to see the real funnel: pre-lander, main landing page, brand, mechanics, offer, and user journey.

Our goal is to get as close as possible to real user conditions when collecting data. This requires different verification scenarios: different GEOs, devices, environments, behavioral parameters, and repeated visits.

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🔥What’s Happening in iGaming: The New 3S.INFO Digest

New iGaming Heroes, market analysis, promo codes, job opportunities, and conferences. We’ve gathered everything worth reading this week. ⚡️

🪄iGaming Heroes
📌Viktoria K., HRD at 01.tech
📌Mike Danshin, CMO of 1win Crypto
📌 More reviews — on the website.

🪄Useful reads
📌Kazakhstan 2026: What Has Changed in Regulation and What It Means for Affiliates
📌How to Drive Traffic to Esports?
📌Bots vs. Humans: The Impact on iGaming Affiliate Traffic
📌Why the Most Profitable iGaming Campaigns Are Almost Always Low-Volume
📌GEO for iGaming in 2026: How to Get Featured in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini Answers
📌Are Casinos and Players Living in Different Realities?
📌How Affiliate Managers Should Work with Streamers in iGaming
📌 How to Reach the Top of Search Results with LLM Seeding
📌 More useful articles — on the website.

🪄 Events
📌Eventus SPARK 2026 — July 09–10, 2026 in Sofia, Bulgaria
📌 More conferences — here.

🪄 Promo codes
📌 AdOperator — join AdOperator today and get a $35 bonus with promo code
📌 More promo codes for operators and affiliates — in the promo codes section.

🪄Companies
📌 Optimove — CRM marketing and player engagement platform
📌 FunnelFlux — cloud-based tracking and campaign management platform
📌 BrawlBits — hybrid iGaming platform
📌 More сompanies — on the website.

🪄iGaming job
📌 SEO Specialist at TrafficConnect
📌Product Manager at Cobalt Lab
📌Affiliate Team Lead at Rocks Partners
📌 More сompanies — on the website.

Write in the comments what else you would like us to write about.
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