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The EILERS-FANTINI Game Performance Database (GPD) and Online Game Performance Database (OGPD): first-party operator benchmarking across land-based and online game slot performance. The industry's largest slot performance database, tracking ~700,000 machines worldwide.
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Proprietary app testing methodology refined over six years, with a nationwide consumer tester panel. Operators adjust product roadmaps in response to EKG scores.
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This monthly report provides a digest of legislative and regulatory developments for the emerging market for regulated sports betting in the United States. New features this month include updates to our 50 state legislative outlook; quick takes on the latest sports betting policy developments in Texas, Minnesota, and Georgia, and an analysis of a legal challenge to Wisconsin's OSB via compact model.
IGT leads the regulated route market overall, with Peak Curve 49 joining Georgia COAM, while Aristocrat's Legends Multigame family tops the state's Win Per Day performance. Primero launched Ultimate Piggy Bank Smash and Lucky Babies Link in Georgia, and LNW's Kascada Dual Screen led West Virginia alongside strong Cosmic performance in Illinois. Novomatic is off to a strong start in West Virginia and continues to perform well in Georgia, while Bad Dog Games grew its Georgia footprint and showed well in the newly tracked Nebraska Skill market. This quarter's report adds two more Skill markets, Iowa and Wyoming, where Banilla Games reinforces its position as a leading multi-market Skill supplier. Full route and COAM leaderboards, Win Per Day rankings, and Skill-market breakdowns are in this quarter's report.
In this 50-page report, exclusively available to Enterprise Tier subscribers, we use our proprietary methodology and nationwide testing group to test, score, and rank the performance of U.S. casino apps. In our latest round of testing—conducted across the core markets of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Michigan late in 1H26—DraftKings retained their top ranking while Hard Rock Bet jumped to #2, their first top-5 finish ever. FanDuel and Fanatics maintain their third and fourth place rankings, respectively, while Golden Nugget slipped to fifth.
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