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On this episode of the SeventySix Capital Sports Leadership Show, Wayne Kimmel interviewed Matt Holt, CEO of IC360, and Eric Frank, President of IC360. SeventySix Capital portfolio companies, U.S. Integrity and Odds On Compliance announced the completion of their merger and the launch of the combined entity's new name, Integrity Compliance 360 (IC360). The merger cements IC360 as the unequivocal global leader in delivering best-in-class integrity and compliance regtech products and services for the sports betting and gaming sector.  IC360 will leverage the combined expertise, resources, and industry knowledge of U.S. Integrity and Odds On Compliance to continue delivering innovative solutions that empower organizations to achieve and maintain the highest standards of integrity and compliance.  Holt has decades of experience in the sports wagering and integrity markets, most recently as the COO of CG Analytics, a Cantor Gaming affiliate. CGA set the gold standard for differentiated and successful fraud prevention and game integrity services. Holt developed and implemented a suite of algorithms and proprietary tools to detect game manipulation that leveraged more than just line movement. Prior to CGA, Mr. Holt was the VP of Business Development at Cantor Gaming. Originally from New Hampshire, Holt attended Morehead State University, obtaining a sports marketing degree before taking up residence in Las Vegas, Nevada. Eric served as global Group Compliance Officer for The Stars Group Inc., one of the world's largest online gaming operators. Eric has unique expertise in navigating complex compliance and regulatory matters throughout the world. He has managed global compliance teams with responsibilities in 20+ licensed markets worldwide and served as the principal legal advisor for regulatory, licensing and compliance matters in the United States, Latin American and Asia at TSG. He also has over a decade of experience in private practice at one of the world's largest law firms, advising gaming clients on a full range of regulatory and licensing matters, and in government at all levels - federal, state and international - drafting statutes and regulations and advising on policy. Matt Holt: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-holt-a3b72b50/ X: https://twitter.com/MatthewHoltUSI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matthewholtvp77/ Eric Frank: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericdfrank/ X: https://twitter.com/ericdanielfrank IC360: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/integritycompliance360/ X: https://twitter.com/_IC360 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/IC_360 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClKSrovsKnMMFXsNUCnGdjg

In this episode, PropSwap co-founder Ian Epstein talks to the CEO of U.S. Integrity Matt Holt. Topics include: their shared time at Cantor Gaming running a DFS site and staring a niche vertical in the company that would lead to Matt's current company U.S. Integrity (1:30). Later, they discuss USI's current role in the sports betting space and the next frontier of fraud prevention - ProhiBet (10:15). Then, PropSwap co-founder Luke Pergande joins Ian to discuss their favorite March Madness Stake or Swap picks (27:50).Subscribe to the PropSwap Podcast & leave us a Rating!

In this episode, PropSwap co-founder Ian Epstein talks to sportsbook veteran & co-host of Bostonian vs. The Book, Dave Sharapan (1:35). Topics include: how Dave got his start in the sports betting industry, Ian & Dave's shared time at Cantor Gaming in Las Vegas, and an incredible story about how a health scare led to Dave leaving the sportsbook and going to work in the media.Follow Dave on Twitter @SportsbkConsigSubscribe to the PropSwap Podcast & leave us a Rating!

Quinton rejoins for Part II to talk about house edges, buying vs building, Fanatics getting into the businessLong time betting industry exec and founder joins BoB to talk about bet.works, Cantor Gaming and innovationhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/qrsingleton/https://twitter.com/QRSingleton See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Long time betting industry exec and founder joins BoB to talk about bet.works, Cantor Gaming and innovationhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/qrsingleton/https://twitter.com/QRSingleton See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's SeventySix Capital Leadership Series, Wayne Kimmel interviewed Matthew Holt, President and CEO of U.S. Integrity. Holt discussed the importance of integrity monitoring with 32 states having already legalized sports betting and more to follow. Holt leads U.S. Integrity - a SeventySix Capital portfolio company - which provides industry-leading game integrity and fraud prevention services for some of the largest professional and collegiate sports leagues, such as the NBA, Pac-12 and the SEC, as well as for regulated sports book operators and regulators in the United States. Prior to founding U.S. Integrity in 2018, Holt was the Vice President of Business Development at Cantor Gaming and also launched CG Analytics to provide in depth consulting and fraud prevention services to sports organizations. Tune in to find out more!

 Our guests this week are professional sports bettors, Captain Jack Andrews, and Rufus Peabody. This is part 2 of our discussion on their new site http://unabated.com. This is a site with tools to help sports bettors trying to get an edge. No touts, no affiliate ads, just good information and tools for players trying to find an edge.  We welcome your questions - send them to us at gamblingwithanedge@gmail.com, or you can find me at @RWM21 on Twitter or https://www.facebook.com/GamblingWithAnEdge. Show Notes [00:00] Introduction of Captain Jack Andrews and Rufus Peabody from Unabated.com [00:53] Rufus' experience with advantage players from Appalachian State, as described on a recent Risk of Ruin podcast [06:29] Rufus' Cantor Gaming interview [08:15] How should players attack new markets? [14:47] Does Arizona have any independent sportsbooks? [16:31] Sports betting in California [21:35] How is NFL betting different in 2021? [23:09] How does a quarterback's vaccination status affect bets and futures? [27:08] Has Unabated received any blowback from bettors who resent others releasing information? [29:47] Have people used Madden to simulate NFL games? [31:32] How can casual sports bettors use http://Unabated.com's tools to get EV? [37:39] South Point Casino September Promotions - City Lights Shine giveaway, Hot Seat promotions, South Point 400 tickets [38:25] BlackjackApprenticeship.com - card counting training website and community with many betting, tracking, and analytical tools [38:57] VideoPoker.com/gwae - Gold Membership offers correction on most games, free Pro Membership trial for GWAE listeners [40:44] Unabated.com's target audience [43:39] Will Captain Jack's Youtube content remain on Youtube? [44:58] Definition of Unabated [48:53] The data science behind Unabated [50:06] When will Las Vegas improve mobile sports betting? [52:07] Is William Hill taking action now? [54:27] Recommended: Our Town on Kanopy, Sidedoor podcast Sponsored Links: http://SouthPointCasino.com http://BlackjackApprenticeship.com http://VideoPoker.com/gwae Books Referenced: Sharper: A Guide to Modern Sports Betting by True Pokerjoe https://amzn.to/2XXjCN8 Recommended: http://Kanopy.com/product/our-town http://Si.edu/sidedoor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(Topic beings at 0:15:40 mark): Daniel Negreanu signs with GGPoker.... (0:36:13 mark): Shareholders for Caesars and Eldorado approve sale.... (0:43:42 mark): Palms to allow players to directly buyin to table games through debit card.... (0:58:51 mark): OJ Simpson suing the Cosmopolitan.... (1:11:05 mark): Steve Wynn claims Nevada Gaming lacks authority to punish him further.... (1:18:10 mark): William Hill buys all of Cantor Gaming's live sportsbook assets.... (1:33:06 mark) Low-limit scammer Chris Polker targeting ACR money swappers, but is there more to the story than it appears?.... (1:52:49 mark): Two people shot outside Florida poker room.... (1:57:48 mark): Resorts World Vegas to have delay, more features.... (2:11:18 mark): Caesars Diamond and cardholders can get free drinks at the Patio Bar at Flamingo.... (2:15:25 mark): Some Las Vegas locals eligible for two month upgrade & RC multiplier at area Caesars properties.... (2:19:15 mark): Good video poker machines disappearing from Harrah's and Harvey's Tahoe.... (2:29:47 mark): Encore Boston Harbor drops $50 table minimums and paid parking.... (2:39:45 mark): Two-time WSOP bracelet winner passes away.... (2:48:22 mark): Ken Scalir calls in.... tradershky co-hosts.

(Topic beings at 0:19:43 mark): Daniel Negreanu signs with GGPoker.... (0:40:16 mark): Shareholders for Caesars and Eldorado approve sale.... (0:47:45 mark): Palms to allow players to directly buyin to table games through debit card.... (1:02:54 mark): OJ Simpson suing the Cosmopolitan.... (1:15:08 mark): Steve Wynn claims Nevada Gaming lacks authority to punish him further.... (1:22:13 mark): William Hill buys all of Cantor Gaming's live sportsbook assets.... (1:37:09 mark) Low-limit scammer Chris Polker targeting ACR money swappers, but is there more to the story than it appears?.... (1:56:52 mark): Two people shot outside Florida poker room.... (2:01:51 mark): Resorts World Vegas to have delay, more features.... (2:15:21 mark): Caesars Diamond and cardholders can get free drinks at the Patio Bar at Flamingo.... (2:19:28 mark): Some Las Vegas locals eligible for two month upgrade & RC multiplier at area Caesars properties.... (2:23:18 mark): Good video poker machines disappearing from Harrah's and Harvey's Tahoe.... (2:33:50 mark): Encore Boston Harbor drops $50 table minimums and paid parking.... (2:43:48 mark): Two-time WSOP bracelet winner passes away.... (2:52:25 mark): Ken Scalir calls in.... tradershky co-hosts.

PropSwap - Ian Epstein & Luke Pergande - Episode 18 - Co-Founders of PropSwap Ian Epstein and Luke Pergande join the podcast. Ian and Luke met when they were students at the University of Arizona and Co-Founded PropSwap in 2013, in Las Vegas. Luke came from the finance world and spent time at Bloomberg and also trading stocks before founding PropSwap, whilst Ian has been in Vegas since 2012 and spent time at Cantor Gaming sportsbook prior to PropSwap. Ian and Luke chat with me about sports betting, their business, what the industry is like and what part of the betting world PropSwap fits into. The Business of Betting Podcast - A podcast about the business side of the betting, wagering and investing world. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

khalwat, tradershky, and BeerAndPoker co-host with us at various points of the show. Howard Lederer releases apology statement through Daniel Negreanu. Caesars receiving offers to buy Interactive Entertainment unit, which includes WSOP. Olivier Busquet cheating on his girlfriend? MGM properties to start charging for parking in June. Brad Booth holding more incriminating UB tapes? Former Kahnawake chief (and UB "owner") Joe Norton back in power after 8-year hiatus. Famed gambler Billy Walters under indictment for insider trading. Marlyand passes ridiculous home poker game law. Atlantic City attempting to allow open alcohol containers on boardwalk. Tiny Indian tribe in Oklahoma kicks off online poker site. Payout problems on Tony G's "TonyBet" site? Calvin Ayre said to have connection with Panama Papers leak. Cantor Gaming in Las Vegas accused of shortchanging sportsbettors. Druff describes his experience selling bitcoin on "localbitcoins" site, including weird dispute with an angle-shooter there. What do people really use the Tinder dating app for? We discusss the curious case of Bill Clinton's travels with a known pedophile. thesparten and Bart Hanson also call in during the show, as do a few others.

khalwat, tradershky, and BeerAndPoker co-host with us at various points of the show. Howard Lederer releases apology statement through Daniel Negreanu. Caesars receiving offers to buy Interactive Entertainment unit, which includes WSOP. Olivier Busquet cheating on his girlfriend? MGM properties to start charging for parking in June. Brad Booth holding more incriminating UB tapes? Former Kahnawake chief (and UB "owner") Joe Norton back in power after 8-year hiatus. Famed gambler Billy Walters under indictment for insider trading. Marlyand passes ridiculous home poker game law. Atlantic City attempting to allow open alcohol containers on boardwalk. Tiny Indian tribe in Oklahoma kicks off online poker site. Payout problems on Tony G's "TonyBet" site? Calvin Ayre said to have connection with Panama Papers leak. Cantor Gaming in Las Vegas accused of shortchanging sportsbettors. Druff describes his experience selling bitcoin on "localbitcoins" site, including weird dispute with an angle-shooter there. What do people really use the Tinder dating app for? We discusss the curious case of Bill Clinton's travels with a known pedophile. thesparten and Bart Hanson also call in during the show, as do a few others.

Erik Ryland co-hosts. Updating last week's story, Jay "WhoJedi" Newnum indeed was caught stealing $700 in dealer tips at Foxwoods, using chopsticks and duct tape. The poker media comes under fire for shying away from covering the Newnum situation, given that he was one of their own. Lock Poker drops all but 3 of their pros, and site traffic is down to fewer than 100 players. A possible connection is found between Lock Poker and a Vancouver realty company. Lee Jones of Pokerstars confirms that they will return to Barcelona Arts in 2014, despite laptop thefts and hotel security's role in the crime. Brandon "CompleteDonk" Barnes pulls a nasty scam on the high limit community of 2+2. A lobbyist takes to Twitter to bash safety of existing legalized online poker sites. Cantor Gaming pays out $5.5 million to settle allegations of illegal sportsbetting. Resorts World Casino in NYC lays off 175 employees after pay raise, but who is in the right? New Jersey releases numbers for online gaming for the final 41 days of 2013. Ryland talks about his New Year's in New York City. David Williams joins the cult-like Choice Center. Is Steve Dannenmann the next Tom Vu? Poker players loses $150,000 in home invasion robbery.

Erik Ryland co-hosts. Updating last week's story, Jay "WhoJedi" Newnum indeed was caught stealing $700 in dealer tips at Foxwoods, using chopsticks and duct tape. The poker media comes under fire for shying away from covering the Newnum situation, given that he was one of their own. Lock Poker drops all but 3 of their pros, and site traffic is down to fewer than 100 players. A possible connection is found between Lock Poker and a Vancouver realty company. Lee Jones of Pokerstars confirms that they will return to Barcelona Arts in 2014, despite laptop thefts and hotel security's role in the crime. Brandon "CompleteDonk" Barnes pulls a nasty scam on the high limit community of 2+2. A lobbyist takes to Twitter to bash safety of existing legalized online poker sites. Cantor Gaming pays out $5.5 million to settle allegations of illegal sportsbetting. Resorts World Casino in NYC lays off 175 employees after pay raise, but who is in the right? New Jersey releases numbers for online gaming for the final 41 days of 2013. Ryland talks about his New Year's in New York City. David Williams joins the cult-like Choice Center. Is Steve Dannenmann the next Tom Vu? Poker players loses $150,000 in home invasion robbery.

We play and mock clips of the terrible new poker reality show "teaser" featuring Johnny Chan. Update on Venetian robbery report and chip-cashing troubles of last week. We talk a little about the recent troubles at Party Poker where players are spontaneously switching to become one another. Breaking news about the Cantor Gaming sportsbook director arrest is given, and Druff shares his own anecdote regarding Pinnacle Sports, which is related to the recent arrests. Ken Scalir calls in to talk about his horror story involving a problematic trip to Vegas, which included two single moms, violence at the hands of friend Stephanie, a thrown wine glass in the Paris hotel, and lots of other fail. We also called Stephanie afterwards to get her commentary. Badguy23 calls in and makes peace with Drexel. Druff and Drexel address rumors that they were "together at the same place" with a former site's business partners over the weekend. A short "pre-show" took place beforehand by Drexel, which is also archived separately in this thread. Note that there is a small "hiccup" around the 2-minute mark where about a minute of the show got lost. The rest of the episode proceeded normally.

We play and mock clips of the terrible new poker reality show "teaser" featuring Johnny Chan. Update on Venetian robbery report and chip-cashing troubles of last week. We talk a little about the recent troubles at Party Poker where players are spontaneously switching to become one another. Breaking news about the Cantor Gaming sportsbook director arrest is given, and Druff shares his own anecdote regarding Pinnacle Sports, which is related to the recent arrests. Ken Scalir calls in to talk about his horror story involving a problematic trip to Vegas, which included two single moms, violence at the hands of friend Stephanie, a thrown wine glass in the Paris hotel, and lots of other fail. We also called Stephanie afterwards to get her commentary. Badguy23 calls in and makes peace with Drexel. Druff and Drexel address rumors that they were "together at the same place" with a former site's business partners over the weekend. A short "pre-show" took place beforehand by Drexel, which is also archived separately in this thread. Note that there is a small "hiccup" around the 2-minute mark where about a minute of the show got lost. The rest of the episode proceeded normally.

It's that time of year.  Writer of the "Vegas Hotline" column at The National Football Post, Joe Fortenbaugh joins Host Gill Alexander to kick off the football betting season with heavily researched trends designed to inform your 2012 NFL win totals and futures wagers.  From 3 key metrics to the curse of the 10-win season to what both turnover differential and points per game fluctuations can tell us, if you haven't begun to think about the upcoming season yet, continuing to ignore these findings will be at your own financial peril. Plus, Kirk Chamberlin of Cantor Gaming delivers his 2012 PGA Championship selections, on Tuesday's Betting Dork (August 7, 2012).

While many from the sportsbook side of things have come on the show before, none quite make you feel as though they're here to help in the same way that Todd Fuhrman does.  From his vantage point at Caesars Las Vegas, the Race and Sports Analyst drops in on Host Gill Alexander to deliver equal parts Betting 101 and College Football handicapping.  From his take on what a competitor like Cantor Gaming brings to the sports betting landscape, to dispelling the pervasive myths on what makes one sharp or square, to even offering up his exclusive college football pick of the week, this isn't the evil face of your mom and dad's sportsbook, on Wednesday's Betting Dork (October 5, 2011).

There are many who can give you a sense of the present, but there are only a select few individuals who can give you a true sense and snapshot of where the sports betting landscape is actually headed.  In his return to the show, LVSC Executive Director and Midas Algorithm Lead Developer Andrew Garrood joins Host Gill Alexander to discuss the continuing evolution of the industry in Las Vegas from his vantage point behind the scenes at the Cantor Gaming property, The M, with an influential reach that carries clear down the Strip.  It's a wide-ranging exchange that covers the mindset behind Cantor Gaming releasing all 256 NFL Regular Season lines way back in June, and much more.  It's all on Thursday's Betting Dork (September 29, 2011).

In a wide-ranging exchange, Las Vegas Sports Consultants Executive Director and lead developer of the Midas Algorithm, Andrew Garrood, joins Host Gill Alexander to discuss a number of sports betting industry issues.  From financial market parallels, to the current state and future of in-running wagering, to the greater context of what the M hopes to accomplish in welcoming wiseguy action, what's revealed is an exciting snapshot of where the sports betting landscape is headed, on Tuesday's Betting Dork (April 12, 2011).

This week, the Global Gaming Business Podcast features an interview with Lee Amaitis, president and CEO of Cantor Gaming, on his company's progress with wireless gaming in Nevada. Amaitis was instrumental in passing the law in Nevada that approved wireless gaming for state casinos. He explains how his company's expertise in financial transactions was a natural conduit to its now-accepted wireless wagering system. Starting in the United Kingdom, Cantor Gaming has become the recognized expert in wireless gaming, recently completing a test at the Venetian and signing a contract to provide services at the M Resort, which will open in March 2009. He spoke with Global Gaming Business Publisher Roger Gros at his offices in Las Vegas in October.