Kolade Abisoye

Kolade Abisoye

iGaming & Market Analyst

Dr Kolade Abisoye is an iGaming and market analyst at PMP Media, covering global gambling industry trends, regulatory developments, and emerging digital markets including prediction platforms.

His work focuses on how market dynamics, regulation, and technological innovation shape the global iGaming ecosystem and influence operators across different jurisdictions.

Areas of Coverage

  • iGaming industry and market trends
  • Global regulation and licensing frameworks
  • Prediction markets and emerging platforms
  • Industry news and business developments
  • Digital markets and innovation

Professional Background

Dr Kolade Abisoye has a background in research and analytical work, with experience in understanding complex systems, regulatory environments, and data-driven insights.

His work contributes to analysis of global market trends, regulatory developments, and evolving business structures across iGaming and digital platforms.

Editorial Focus

His coverage aims to provide clear, structured insights into both regulatory and market-driven developments, helping readers understand how legal frameworks, industry trends, and emerging technologies shape the global iGaming and prediction markets landscape.

Dutch Regulator Mandates Unibet To Fix AML Failures

The Netherlands Gambling Authority has ordered Optdeck Service Limited, operating as Unibet, to strengthen its anti-money laundering frameworks. This followed a ruling that found the company in breach of national laws.  The regulator concluded that Unibet’s current setup falls short under its Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act. It also identified weaknesses in customer due […]

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Bank of America Projects $1.1tn Volume For Sports Event Contracts Market

Analysis from Bank of America indicates that the US market for sports-related event contracts could reach around $1.1tn in annual trading volume. This reflects sustained growth in prediction markets and increasing overlap with traditional sports betting. The difference in regulatory frameworks for both platforms also contributes to the rapid expansion.  Sportsbooks rely on state-issued licences, […]

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bet365 Request Triggers MGC Vote To Reopen Sportsbook Licensing Process

Massachusetts Gaming Commission has voted unanimously to reopen applications for category three untethered sports betting licenses (more details on different licensing models can be found in resources such as What Is a Gambling License and the iGaming Licensing Guide). The decision follows a formal request from bet365, which signalled interest in entering the state under […]

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Spain Introduces New Identity Verification Rules To Address Gambling Tax Fraud

Spain has introduced a new protocol requiring licensed gambling operators to strengthen identity verification and confirm player tax status. The measure comes from the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, with implementation handled by the Directorate General for Gambling Regulation in coordination with the State Tax Agency. The policy targets a growing pattern of identity theft linked […]

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Kalshi Partners With Fox Corporation For Prediction Markets Data

Kalshi has entered into a partnership with Fox Corporation, integrating its prediction market data across several of the broadcaster’s platforms. The agreement covers distribution through FOX News Channel, FOX Business Network, FOX Weather and the FOX One streaming service, spanning both linear television and digital channels. As part of the deal, Kalshi will work directly […]

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ASA Rules Against Skill On Net For Stand-up Comedy Ad

Skill On Net has withdrawn an Instagram advert for its Gecko Play brand after the Advertising Standards Authority found it in breach of the CAP Code. The ruling followed two complaints that the campaign made light of harmful gambling behaviour. The ad featured a paid social video built around a stand-up comedy routine. In the […]

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Lithuania To Adopt Mandatory Gambling Player Card System By 2029

Lithuania’s Ministry of Finance is proposing a mandatory player card for all users to monitor gambling activity across online and land-based venues. The system is scheduled to take effect on 1 January 2029, requiring every player to hold a physical card linked to their identity. This card will track deposits, wagers and winnings across different […]

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Malta Sets October Timeline For Tax Reforms In Its Gaming Sector

Malta has confirmed major tax reforms for its gaming sector, scheduled for implementation by October 1. The new measures were highlighted in a joint statement from the Malta Tax and Customs Administration (MTCA) and Malta Gaming Authority, following consultations with industry stakeholders. The reforms were inspired by commitments made during the national budget. They will […]

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Report Accuses UKGC Of Misrepresenting Problem Gambling Survey Findings

The Gambling Commission is facing fresh scrutiny after a report by Regulus Partners alleged that it may have misrepresented research findings linked to its Gambling Survey for Great Britain. The critique, published in January 2026 and titled “Indications of bias?”, questions how the regulator interpreted evidence to justify changes in official guidance. The Gambling Survey […]

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Maine Passes Bills To Ban Sweepstakes Casinos and Credit Card Gambling

Maine Governor Janet Mills has approved a series of gambling bills prior to the 15 April 2026 legislative deadline, tightening controls across the state’s gaming market. Lawmakers had already passed the measures earlier in the month, pointing to clear political backing for stronger oversight. The changes target areas regulators consider vulnerable to abuse, including sweepstakes-style […]

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