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The Gaming Academy Guide 2022 The Gaming Academy is a training and consultancy agency made up of a fun team of diverse gaming professionals that work in all areas of the gaming space
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he organisation helps every operator regardless of where they are on their journey...from startups to established organisations searching for operational excellence, the Gaming Academy provides accredited training courses. All courses are currently live streamed via ZOOM and are available in three formats: 1. Free, one-hour, sample workshops 2. Open courses – up to 25 people from all over the industry 3. Private in-house training for 10 people from one company. Included in the full-course enrollment fee: 4. Course materials 5. CPD points, accreditation, and certificate from the CPD standards office 6. Post-course, private, one-on-one consultation with our trainer Casino Life Readers 10% Discount code: CASINOLIFE10
Calendar of Courses
Sportsbook Academy: Online Fundamentals 26th & 27th April The evolution in customer habits over the past year has created some challenges for sportsbook operators. While live sports coverage was down, clients found alternative products to feed their hunger, such as eSports and virtual sports. This has caught many operators by surprise and sent them scrambling to mitigate this risk. Volume 18: Issue 150
Sportsbook Academy: Retail & Online Trading, Tools & Promotion 24th 25th & 26th May
One thing the last year has shown us is that the sportsbook sector globally is vulnerable and the market has been forced to adapt. As the industry attempts to get back on track and navigate operations through the market’s transition into the new normal, there are some key operational aspects that must be benchmarked and improved. Whether you are an established sportsbook or just entering the market, this course will help you to create more future-proof, efficient processes, allowing your sportsbook to sustain healthy growth well into the future. Lottery Modernisation Academy: 24th & 25th May Regardless of what has happened over the past 12 months, lotteries globally and inherently suffer from an unwillingness to change and innovate. Lotteries must find new ways to engage and excite their customers in this evolving sector. 27
