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The NEXT.io News channel gives you access to the biggest headlines in the industry, with bitesize summaries of the day’s key stories sent directly to your phone. The easiest way to keep up-to-date with what’s going on in the world of iGaming.

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Subscribers
1,011
24 hours
0
7 days
−1
30 days
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Average post reach
152
Views of a post after 24 hours
Engagement rate
15%
Reach ÷ subscribers (ERR)
Posts per day
3.4
Average over 30 days
Mentions
0
By other channels, last 90 days
Interaction rate (ER)
0.04%
Reactions ÷ views, 30 days
Per post, on average
Reactions
0
Reposts
1
Comments
–
Citation index
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Not cited by other channels in 30 days
Ad posts
100%
32 of 32 posts in 30 days marked as ads

Subscriber growth

NEXT.io News has 1,011 subscribers. A typical post is seen by about 152 people within a day, an engagement rate of 15%.

Daily numbers, last 30 days
Date Subscribers Change Posts Avg. post views
12 Nov 1,011 0 3 88
11 Nov 1,011 +1 1 183
10 Nov 1,010 0 4 174
9 Nov 1,010 −2 4 182
4 Nov 1,012 +25 6 176
5 Oct 987 – 0 –

Views as a post ages

Average views at each age, posts of the last 30 days.

1 h
61
6 h
113
12 h
114
24 h
152
48 h
166
3 days
172
7 days
193

When it posts

Times in UTC. 32 posts in 90 days.

Recent posts

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    🏇 An “initial impact” has been made on black market traffic numbers as a result of Gambling Commission enforcement, according to the British Horseracing Authority (BHA). However, a spokesperson for the body told NEXT.io that a “more sustained drop” in visits to unlicensed horse racing betting sites is needed, with numbers still “well above pre-white paper levels.” The BHA previously raised its concerns about black market traffic figures after a report was released by the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities (IFHA) earlier in November. CEO Brant Dunshea commented at the time: “Throughout the Gambling Act Review, British racing consistently warned that even well-intentioned p...

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    🇧🇷 Rio Lottery chief: Black market migration ‘could escalate to incalculable proportions’ Brazil’s ban on fixed-odds betting did not only take federally licensed operators offline. Provisional Measure (MP) 1.394, in force since 25 September, also ended the betting authorisations issued by Brazil’s states, which have been allowed to run their own lotteries since a 2020 Supreme Court (STF) ruling. With the period for Congress to vote on the MP now extended until March and its fate likely to be decided in 2027, Loterj president Fabíola Esteves told NEXT.io how the regulator plans to move forward, why video lottery terminals remain legal in Rio, and why she fears an exodus to the black market....

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    🤝 Texas’ new Lieutenant Governor Vikki Goodwin has signalled her desire for a public vote on gambling legalisation in the state. Goodwin beat the Republican incumbent Dan Patrick in the midterms to become the first Democrat since 1999, and the first woman ever, to take up the office of lieutenant governor. Speaking to local news station KSAT 12, the politician declared that she is “not for or against” a liberalisation of Texas’ gambling laws. But in her first comments on the matter since the election, she did state that her “preference would be to put it up to a vote of Texans.” Sponsored message Multiply your reach. Tap into NEXT.io Media.

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    🇩🇰 Exclusive: Better Collective is the latest gambling business to join an unsettling industry trend by making a raft of redundancies in 2026. NEXT.io has learned that somewhere between 75 and 85 global staff were laid off at the end of October, across global locations including London. Senior executives have also departed the business ahead of the affiliate’s Q3 2026 financial results, including COO Sofie Ejlersen and SVP technology Riley Bryant. Sponsored message South Africa's GGR grew 25.7% in a year, to €3.1bn — Africa's most mature betting market. Get the detail in our free Market in Focus: South Africa report.

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    💰 Former STS owners the Juroszek family have taken a majority stake in affiliate Gentoo Media after a €100m debt refinancing deal. Polish gambling tycoons the Juroszeks expanded their empire earlier this month after Gentoo Media’s €100m debt refinancing package resulted in family members boosting their stake from 26.8% to a controlling interest of 59.3%. This deal, which saw 91,928,663 new shares issued for €50m of equity purchased by two different family-owned entities, diluted other shareholders’ stakes by 40.6% and came alongside an additional €50m loan. Sponsored message Looking at Kenya? ~8M players, mobile-first payments, and brand-new 2025 regulation — the full picture's in our f...

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    🌊 The UK Chancellor’s attempts to insulate pubs and seaside amusements from the Machine Games Duty (MGD) increase “do not fully reflect how seaside businesses actually operate,” says the British Amusement Catering Trade Association (Bacta). A rise in MGD from 20% to 25% only affects higher value category B gaming machines, but a spokesperson for the trade body told NEXT.io: “You cannot protect the traditional seaside arcade without also protecting the income streams that make it viable.” Bacta added that while the stated intention of Chancellor John Healey in his autumn budget was welcome, many traditional seaside amusement arcades rely on income from these higher margin machines to suppo...

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    👋 Long-running iGaming business GAN has surrendered its Gambling Commission (UKGC) B2B licence amid restructuring in its London office and elsewhere. According to the Commission’s website, the British subsidiary of the Sega Sammy-owned supplier and B2C operator surrendered its Gambling Software – Remote licence on 4 November, more than 15 years after it was granted. The news marks the end of an era for GAN, which began operating in the UK in 2002 where it initially offered real-money online skill gaming competitions before moving into the B2B software and content business in 2009. Sponsored message Multiply your reach. Tap into NEXT.io Media.

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    🇧🇷 Suppliers to Brazil’s betting industry are torn between reclaiming their losses and waiting for the market to reopen, after being stuck with unpaid tax invoices and cancelled contracts amid an industry ban imposed without a proper impact study. Provisional Measure (MP) 1.394, signed on 25 September, shut down Brazil’s regulated betting market overnight, and since Monday (9 November), operators can no longer challenge it in the lower courts: Justice Luiz Fux has suspended all such lawsuits nationwide. The impact of the ban, however, extends well beyond operators to payment providers, technology suppliers and contractors. NEXT.io spoke to a range of industry stakeholders to find out who i...

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    🇵🇪 Exclusive: Peru plans sweeping new gambling law Peru’s gambling regulator is preparing new legislation that would extend its authority to cover all forms of gambling in the country, including activities that currently fall outside its regulatory framework, NEXT.io can reveal. Yuri Guerra Padilla, director general of casino and slot machine gaming at the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (MINCETUR), told NEXT.io that the regulator is working on a bill that would expand the scope of Law 31557, which currently only governs online gaming and sports betting. The proposal would dramatically change how gambling is regulated, with prediction markets, prize draws, raffles and other currently...

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    ✈️ The long-running legal battle between Spribe and Aviator has taken another turn, with the English High Court drawing new boundaries around where their competing crash games can operate. In a judgment handed down on 6 November, Mr Justice Tappin backed restrictions on expanding the rival Aviator game in three countries, while allowing Spribe to pursue additional claims in nine markets. However, it rejected its attempt in 28 markets. The court has also brought the main trial forward to October 2027, rather than early 2028, as the bitter dispute over copyright, branding and unfair competition continues. Sponsored message Looking at Kenya? ~8M players, mobile-first payments, and brand-new...

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Questions about NEXT.io News

How many subscribers does NEXT.io News have?

NEXT.io News (@nextdotio) has 1,011 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.

How many people see a post on NEXT.io News?

A typical post gets about 150 views within 24 hours, roughly 15% of its subscribers (the ERR).

What is NEXT.io News about?

It is listed in Betting, and posts mostly in English. The channel describes itself as: “The NEXT.io News channel gives you access to the biggest headlines in the industry, with bitesize summaries of the day’s key stories sent directly to your phone. The easiest way to keep up-to-date wit...”

Where does NEXT.io News rank?

By subscribers it is #179 in Betting, #5,717 among international channels, #8,019 among English channels, #9,086 worldwide.

Does NEXT.io News post ads?

Yes, it is an advertising channel: all 32 of its posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored.

Statistics updated 2 hours ago.