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Roulette has been around for centuries. Long before flashing graphics and live-streamed dealers, the game lived in elegant casinos and incorporated the sound of a spinning wheel. Today, that iconic red and black wheel still spins, but now it’s just as likely to be seen on a smartphone as it is on a casino floor.

In recent years, the gambling landscape has shifted dramatically. What was once a predominantly land-based experience — tied to brick-and-mortar venues filled with blinking slot machines and buzzing roulette wheels — has evolved into a digital powerhouse. The rise of live and online casino platforms has created a new era of convenience, entertainment, and innovation that caters to a global audience. Players now seek excitement not just at poker tables or betting kiosks, but also from their living rooms, smartphones, and tablets.

As the online gambling industry evolves, the demand for scalable, flexible, and compliant iGaming platforms is at an all-time high. With increasing user expectations, fierce competition, and shifting regulatory frameworks, sportsbook operators need more than just basic betting software—they need complete, modular solutions that empower growth and innovation.

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The true power of AI lies in its ability to elevate traditional industries, making existing processes more efficient and innovative. Unlike the Internet, which introduced entirely new markets, AI is serving as an exponential force that enhances the capabilities
of established sectors. By positioning AI as an exponent in the equation, we can better understand its transformative role — not just as a tool but as a driving force that can fundamentally alter the fabric of industries.