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Q&A | Scott Butera, president of interactive gaming, MGM Resorts
What impact has the sports betting repeal had on you?
It's had a major impact in the sense that it's really spearheaded a lot of our efforts with regard to our entire interactive platform
‘Betting firms will reinvest 50% of their revenues in marketing’ | Matteo Monteverdi, Sportradar, USA
Sportradar is well-positioned to take advantage of the legalisation of sports betting in the USA and has advised gaming operators, regulators and leagues about the repeal of PASPA. Ben Cronin talks to Matteo Monteverdi, president at Sportradar USA, about the opportunities for rights-holders.