
Pronet Gaming CEO Alex Leese said platform innovation must solve real commercial problems using AI, real-time data and localisation. The company supports Asian operators expanding into Europe and LatAm via an integrated sportsbook, casino, betting exchange and retail platform. At SBC Lisbon it prioritises direct operator meetings over booth presence.
SCCG Take — Platforms applying these technologies to deliver operator control and flexibility will gain traction in cross-border expansion. Success hinges on translating feedback into targeted commercial solutions.
Pronet Gaming is prioritising direct operator meetings over booth presence at SBC Lisbon as it supports Asian operators expanding into Europe and Latin America.
In an exclusive interview with Focus Gaming News, Alex Leese outlined the provider’s integrated platform that combines sportsbook, casino, betting exchange and retail capabilities. Leese said innovation must solve a real commercial or operational problem for operators and improve the player experience.
Leese explained the company’s “from Asia to the world” approach helps operators enter new markets with technology, localisation and expertise. Operators require control over languages, currencies, payments, content, odds formats and player journeys to scale globally while retaining local relevance.
“Being in Lisbon is less about having a physical presence on the show floor and more about being present in the conversations that matter to our customers and partners,” Leese said. Such operator feedback shapes product priorities, localisation and partnerships. The company views events as extensions of year-round relationship building rather than standalone opportunities.
Leese identified AI and real-time data as two of the biggest drivers but stressed the importance of their application. AI can help operators understand player behaviour, improve operational efficiency and make faster decisions. Real-time data matters in live betting where speed and accuracy affect both experience and commercial performance.
“AI and real-time data will be two of the biggest drivers, but I think the more important question is how they are applied,” Leese said. Platforms are shifting from infrastructure providers to intelligent, responsive partners that enable operators to act quickly on market changes.
The emphasis on practical, operator-led technology and face-to-face collaboration positions Pronet Gaming to address specific needs in complex, multi-channel markets.
Reporting: Focus Gaming News
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