HeyJaredThe Betting Startups Podcast
Interviews and conversations with the founders & CEOs of the most promising startups competing for a piece of the multi-billion dollar betting, fantasy sports, and iGaming industry
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Ep. 229: Inside the raise to build "Expedia for sports betting" w/ Gino Donati from BetOpenly and OpenMarkets (opens the original)
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Ep. 229 welcomes back Gino Donati, Founder of BetOpenly, for a bonus episode exploring the evolution of his peer-to-peer betting exchange and his ambitious new venture, Open Markets. Gino discusses building a universal betting marketplace, connecting liquidity across platforms, serving institutional clients, and the lessons he's learned about fundraising and scaling a business.Hear him discuss: How BetOpenly differentiates itself as a peer-to-peer exchange focused on fair, devigged lines and odd
Ep. 228: Reinventing free-to-play prediction games "without the bill" w/ Maksim Afanasev from Pixl.Bet (opens the original)
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Ep. 228 features Maksim Afanasev, Founder of Pixl.Bet, to discuss his journey from sportsbook product leadership to entrepreneurship, and how he is building a free-to-play sports gaming platform designed to capture the excitement of betting without the financial risk. Hear them discuss: Maksim’s 17-year journey in the betting industry, from Coral to sportsbook product leadership and Sportradar. How experimenting with AI and building a World Cup prediction game led to the creation of Pixl.Bet. Pi
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