We're continuing to expand the global reach of our AI Dealer platform.
We’ve added 7 new languages, bringing total language support to 15 — with more coming soon.
Congratulations to Nigel Eccles (@nigeleccles) on his induction into the Fantasy Sports Hall of Fame!
As co-founder and former CEO of @FanDuel and now co-founder and CEO of @PlaySentient, Nigel's vision helped transform the fantasy sports industry, pioneering Daily Fantasy Sports and shaping the future of sports gaming.
What an honor to celebrate this milestone at the 2026 FSGA Summer Conference, where Fantasy Sports Hall of Famer Joe Bryant (@Football_Guys) welcomed Nigel into this distinguished group of industry pioneers.
Congratulations again to Nigel on this well-deserved recognition and lasting impact on fantasy sports.
Congratulations to @nigeleccles, co-founder and CEO of @PlaySentient – and co-founder and former CEO of @FanDuel – on being named the 27th inductee into the Fantasy Sports Hall of Fame!
A pioneer of Daily Fantasy Sports, Nigel helped redefine the way fans engage with sports, transforming the industry and creating a lasting legacy of innovation.
The induction ceremony will take place July 9 at the Fantasy Sports & Gaming Association's Summer Conference in Philadelphia.
Read the full announcement: https://t.co/wNhGKHrWVP
#FantasySports #SportsGaming #FSGA #FantasySportsHallOfFame
We recently announced our investment in @BetHog, a team pioneering AI-driven experiences in real-money gaming.
To learn more about their launch of @StudiosSen52315 and how they're working to build the best live dealer you've ever played with, we synced with @nigeleccles.
🚨 New episode alert!
@JeffEdelstein is joined by @nigeleccles, CEO & Co-founder of @BetHog to discuss AI-powered casino innovation, prediction markets, crypto payments, and the future of gambling product design.
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Youtube: https://t.co/LjVdfkXDeE
Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/CPrtZZL67F
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Live casino still runs on human dealers behind cameras.
That made sense 10 years ago.
Today it creates bottlenecks: • Limited tables • Language constraints • Rising costs with scale
The model hasn’t evolved.
That’s about to change.