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Casual Gaming and Gambling on the Internet – 2nd edition
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Social Gaming, Skill Gaming, Online Bingo, Online Lotteries, and Others
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Online casual gaming and gambling have been around for
some time but have generally kept a low profile. Now this seems about to change, and more and more eyes in
the industry look at the casual sectors as new growth areas:
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- Recent heavy investments by PartyGaming, 888, Playtech, ... in
the online bingo industry indicate the casual segment’s growing importance.
- Social gaming offers, such as Zynga Poker, are
currently dominating the strategic discussions in the online gambling industry.
- Casual players are the primary revenue-generating segment
in liberalised markets, as the example of Italy shows.
- Fantasy sports and skill gaming are more and more used as strategies
to enter markets with legal restrictions (e.g., U.S.).
- Online lotteries and number games have moved into the spotlight as one of the last “untouched” sectors worth USD billions.
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As the issues above indicate, the list of relevant
developments is long - therefore, we have decided to update our well received report on the casual gaming
and gambling market and publish a brand-new second edition.
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Content of report:
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- Social gaming, communities, and networks
– A first and
unique analysis of social gaming from the perspective of gambling operators, including a Zynga Poker
case study, online gambling companies following Zynga’s footsteps, operators’ strategies regarding
social gaming, overview of Facebook offers of online gambling operators, opportunities and challenges
for online gambling, ...
- Online bingo and skill gaming – Detailed analyses of the key offers of the casual sector, including breakdown of market figures, regional overview, ...
- Lotto and number games, instant/scratch, fantasy
sports, ... – Many of these casual offers have long been neglected but are at the brink of becoming key
growth sectors for the industry. Our research is the first to dig deeper into these sectors and provide
insights regarding market size, forecasts, key market players, ...
- Business models, revenue sources, success factors
, ... – The
report also examines the business and revenue models of casual gaming and gambling including
commissions, B2B, advertising, ...
- Industry outlook and recommendations – An overview of future growth drivers, key market players in the future, and recommendations for private and state operators.
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The report also includes unique insights we gathered from our
survey of ca. 40 market insiders and operators.
In total, the report has 112 pages and
94 graphs/exhibits.
Download report summary here
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