Please standby. Good day, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to your GAN's Third Quarter 2021 Earnings Conference Call. All lines have been placed in a listen-only mode and the floor will be open for your questions and comments following the presentation. [Operator Instructions]. As a reminder, today's call is being recorded.

At this time, it is my pleasure to turn the floor over to your host, Robert Shore. Sir, the floor is yours..

Thanks, Melinda, and good afternoon, everyone. GAN's third quarter 2021 earnings release was issued today after market and is posted on the Company's website at www.gan.com. With me today are Dermot Smurfit, President and CEO; and Karen Flores, CFO. Please note that we provide a set of PowerPoint slides that accompany our prepared remarks.

You may access these slides on the Investor Relations section of our website, and we will start with Page 2 with our Safe Harbor disclosure.

We'd like to remind you that except for the factual statements made today, the information contained in this conference call, including any financial and related guidance provided, consists of forward-looking statements that involve risks, uncertainties, and assumptions that are challenging to predict.

Words, expressions reflecting optimism and satisfaction with current prospects, as well as statements in the future tense identified forward-looking statements, but their absence does not mean that a statement is not forward-looking.

Forward-looking statements should not be interpreted as a guarantee of future performance or result as such statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual performance or results to differ materially from those expressed, and or suggested by the forward-looking statements.

Some important factors that could cause such differences are discussed in the risk factor section of the annual report filed on Form 10-K on March 31, 2021. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date the statements are made. The Company assumes no obligation to update forward-looking statements to reflect the actual results.

Changes in assumptions, or changes in other factors affecting forward-looking information, except the extent required by applicable securities laws. During the call there'll be discussion of some non-GAAP financial measures. A description of these non-GAAP financial measures is included in the press release issued this afternoon.

And reconciliation of these non-GAAP financial measures to the most directly comparable U.S. GAAP measures are included in the appendix of the Investor presentation and press release issued this afternoon, both of which are available in the Investor tab of website. With that, I will turn the call over to Dermot for opening remarks.

Please go ahead, Dermot..

Thank you, Bobby, and good afternoon, everyone. Please join me on the fourth slide of the presentation released earlier today to discuss third quarter performance for our consolidated and operating segment results encompassing our B2B enterprise software segment, and our international B2C sports betting segment.

I'm pleased with the third quarter performance, particularly with B2B delivering 5% sequential growth and the all-important take rate on gross operator revenue moving upwards, driven by continued strength in iGaming, together with overall strong consumer demand in the U.S. market.

Quarter-on-quarter growth has been delivered by our B2B division, despite the third quarter being the seasonally slowest of the calendar year and granting our B2B division significant momentum in the current fourth quarter.

I'm also excited to announce today our second client for omni-channel, GAN Sports being the Island View Casino Resort in Southern Mississippi, which will be a new state for GAN, and will shortly become our 10th state into which we have operationally deployed our technology platform.

And so we have now entered the seasonally strongest operating period of Q4 and Q1. And at this midpoint of the fourth quarter, I'm satisfied the B2B will continue delivering top line growth as we move into 2022, which will actually be our 10th-year operating our technology platform right here in America.

Since the beginning of the third quarter, we have shown strong execution of new B2B client launches and with Arizona's September sports betting launch, and Connecticut's iGaming launch last month.

GAN technology platform is now powering online gambling in nine states nationwide, including New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan, Tennessee, Colorado, West Virginia, Arizona, and of course, Connecticut.

Additional incremental launches in Louisiana, Maryland, and Arkansas are anticipated in the coming months, with together with Mississippi, we will see GAN's technology platform live across 14 states, up from just three states, literally this time last year.

And with each state, our capability increases as does the scarcity of our technology platform and therefore, its inherent value.

In fact, GAN remains the only major B2B provider with a proven one account, one app multi-state capability, which is contributing significantly to our sales pipeline and contributed greatly to our recent major client win of Red Rock Resorts, also known as Station Casinos, which remains a standout opportunity to demonstrate our omni-channel sports betting capability and which I will comment on further later in this presentation.

Shortly after our highly successful G2E conference and securing a number of coveted B2B industry awards, we held a strongly attended Investor event, setting out the multiple pathways to serve as the basis for us targeting $500 million to $600 million in top line revenue by 2026, together with long-term adjusted EBITDA targets in excess of 30%.

As we move through the last quarter of 2021, our B2B division remains in robust health with a strong sales pipeline of significant multi-state opportunities for both iGaming and omni-channel sports betting across multiple new and existing states, with a fast expanding engineering capability here in the U.S. ably led by our COO, Mr. Don Ryan.

And so turning now to our B2C International division, and following a standout performance in the second quarter to third quarter saw active customers increasing 6% quarter-on-quarter.

As expected, B2C revenues were impacted by a quieter third quarter international sports calendar without major sports tournament events, but we experienced strong substitutional engagement by sports gamblers active within the online casino. Our B2C division, ably led by Mr.

Anders Carlson, also scooped a number of coveted international industry awards in the period, including Mobile Sports Product of the Year from International Gaming Awards. Record levels of B2C customer activities have continued into the fourth quarter with active customers reaching an all-time record in October.

And looking forward into 2022, we are preparing for incremental launches in Latin American markets, which are complementary to and will build upon our existing strong market position in that region. Moving now to Slide 5.

Despite having personally missed G2E courtesy of COVID, I'm happy to report the rest of the GAN leadership team was in full and healthy attendance at this major annual B2B conference for both our Super RGS and GAN sports Omni-channel offerings were extremely well received by executives of potential B2B clients.

We're in the final stages of launching our first major B2C operator-client off Super RGS and the first portfolio of Ainsworth online slot games have just received regulatory sign-off in Michigan and will be live by the end of this month. We are now at the contract stage with nearly all Tier-1 B2C operators of iGaming.

And based on the strong commercial demand, we believe the substantial majority, all B2C operators of iGaming here in the U.S. will become clients of our Super RGS in relatively short order.

As a reminder, GAN's exclusive content portfolio already represents a must-have collection of online facsimiles of retail slot machines, which we believe are critical to optimizing any B2C operator's cost of online customer acquisition, customer retention, and therefore, extending lifetime values.

We have observed a growing market awareness that iGaming sits at the heart of B2C operators’ pathway to future profitability and high-quality instantly recognizable online slot content, such as GAN’s exclusive and substantial Ainsworth content portfolio, has a critical role to play in supporting B2C operators’ profitability by lowering the cost to acquire the highest value players of online casino games.

Also at G2E, we demonstrated our omni-channel sports betting solutions with physical kiosks and over-the-counter capability, demonstrated alongside our award-winning on fully U.S. localized mobile sports betting experience.

We believe our sports offering demonstrates a superior user experience for both retail and mobile sports betting as evidenced by a recent major new client win of Station Casinos setup on the next slide.

And so here on Slide 6, several months ago, Station Casinos initiated a request for proposal, subsequently evaluating all major vendors of sports betting technology with a view to upgrading the sports gambling experience currently available in both retail and online in Nevada.

At that time, GAN has been serving a stations provider of simulated gaming for more than four years, demonstrating operational excellence, transparency, and that we deserve their trust as technical custodians of a substantial database of their online patrons many of whom have linked their stations retail loyalty cards to their online accounts in reliance on GAN's patented iBridge framework.

This factor gave, GAN, a series of competitive advantages in seeking to extend the relationship from just simulated gaming to a mission-critical part of their operating retail business, their Sportsbook. We are trusted by stations, we are respected by them, we have operated online successfully together for years.

We also have unique intellectual property, the value of which was clear to the Station's executive group and we have a longstanding technical integration into their casino management system, enabling reward cards to be linked to online accounts and reward points to be triggered by online activities.

Furthermore GAN has completed the acquisition, all Coolbet at the outset of the year, was able to demonstrate the merits of a modern sports setting technology system designed to render a modern Omni -channel social sports gambling experience to cater to veteran and recreational sports gamblers of all kinds.

Finally, stations also have the option to execute against any iGaming opportunity which might arise from regulation of online casino in Nevada, which leading on strict Casino executives have been calling for in recent public statements. GAN believes its platform is the largest U.S. platform for iGaming.

I'm happy to stay today than in the events Nevada and iGaming becomes a reality beyond just online poker, that we will be serving a stations exclusive provider of iGaming via GAN's platform, not just sports betting.

To our knowledge, there were two other major sports gambling providers at the table, and I'm proud of our sales executives for securing competitive commercial terms for the full provision of omni -channel sports betting technology together with custom managed trading services, and risk management. Stations is not only our first U.S.

retail casino operator client of Gan Sports, but actually Stations represents a rare market opportunity, not just to demonstrate our sports betting capability, but it demonstrated a considerable scale in arguably the most complex regulated market environment in America.

The Las Vegas locals market is $125 million plus existing retail and online sports gambling market, with Stations being the clear market leader.

Their business will be operating on GAN's technology in the second half of 2022 with the upside of iGaming with the market leader in the increasingly likely event that iGaming comes to pass in Nevada, possibly limited to holders of retail reward cards, which will play against intellectual property in that specific domain.

Our intellectual property in this area is highly valuable, having been licensed many times, and we believe delivers extraordinary value to online operations when seamlessly and automatically linked to retail reward programs.

We most recently licensed our intellectual property at $75 per card link under a reported $150 million retail reward cards in active circulation. Finally, it's worth pointing out the strategic value to GAN, our partnering with Station Casinos in Nevada, which many perceive in the industry to be the inner sanctum of retail gaming here in America.

Not only do we have the privilege of having a major retail casino groups as a sponsor for GAN's, gaming licensure in Nevada, but we have the opportunity to further enhance and optimize our ony channel sport solution by working with one of the most sophisticated sports gambling executive teams anywhere in the U.S..

I have little doubt that Gan Sports will not just be proven at scale. The greatly optimized by the operational experience and associated learnings, we will inexorably developed during the substantial multiyear contract.

This major strategic relationship should place GAN's sports on a glide path to becoming the leading omni -channel sports betting solution for all retail casinos in America. And I'll take this opportunity to congratulate our teams in Estonia and the U.S.

who secured for GAN's shareholders this massive opportunity, which further validates our $200 million acquisition of Coolbet. First announced this time last year.

Moving on to the final slide in support of this opening narrative and serving as a summary recap over the investor event held last month, and still of course, available in full online at GAN.com. We continue to experience strong demand fora battle-tested B2B technology platform and related services here in the U.S.

market, evidenced by our recent slew of new client wins are state-by-state expansion with existing clients and a densely populated sales pipeline. We'll also be expanding into Canada as part of a major expansion for an existing B2B client relationship.

We will also be launching Super RGS this month, and commencing the work to bring our omni -channel GAN sports offering to life in Nevada for Station Casinos Overseas and international markets, we will continue to benefit from B2C operations in Europe and Latin America and anticipate annual gains in operating leverage as both the B2B and B2C divisions continue to scale.

We believe both the B2B and B2C opportunities represent continuing major total addressable markets, respectively here in the U.S. and select international individual markets principally located in Europe and Latin America.

GAN remains the very definition of a technology lead growth story in our view, and we remain committed to execution on the path towards our 2026 revenue target of between $500 million and $600 million in revenue. Coupled to our long-term adjusted EBITDA target margin range of between 30% and 35%.

And with that, I'll pass the discussion to our CFO, Karen Flores. Karen..

Thank you Dermot and good afternoon everyone. And breed housekeeping items first my comments today around our consolidated results will once again focus on sequential quarter-over-quarter comparison given the effect of the Coolbet acquisition on January first of this year, and the resulting impact on comparisons to prior-year operations.

Additionally, as the SEC has closed today and observance there even better our 8-K, and thank you reports will be on filed tomorrow. Starting with our consolidated financial results on Slide 9. Third quarter revenues of 32.3 million were down 7% from Q2.

Our revenue performance was driven by growth in our B2B segment, while we have seasonality and lower sports, cold rates against the backdrop of strong underlying customer trends in our B2C segment.

B2B segment revenue of $11.2 million was up 5% sequentially, as our development services and other revenue increased 84% or $1.1 million quarter-on-quarter. The increase was driven by hardware sales in advance of upcoming new client launches, which will convert into recurring SaaS revenue in the future.

Our global recurring SaaS revenue declined 6% during the quarter, primarily due to the impact of seasonality and lower revenues in our Italian operations as a result of reopening of retail venues as COVID restrictions have eased. Our core U.S.

business has observed sustained strong levels of online iGaming activity with no change on quarter-over-quarter Casino SaaS revenue and year-over-year growth of 80% as compared to the third quarter of 2020. B2C segment revenue of $21.1 million in the third quarter was down 12% or $2.9 million versus Q2.

B2C results were primarily impacted by a 7% decline in sports turnover due to the seasonality of the sports calendar, as well as a 280 basis points decline in sports hold, resulting from a higher mix of player-friendly event outcomes.

Looking forward, all key sports are running from the end of October, and we are already observing acceleration of player acquisition and engagement trends, with the first week of November, setting a number of records, including for the highest weekly turnover and net gaming revenue.

B2C casino was also very strong in the third quarter, with casino turnover up 17% or $58 million from Q2. Before I move on to comment on our Net loss and adjusted EBITDA, I'd like to point. We incurred a number of unique expenses during the third quarter totaling $1.5 million.

These include a $600,000 increase in our tax provision expense, $500,000 related to FX and $400,000 related to a year-to-date adjustment of amortization of intangible assets, as we finalize the purchase accounting for the Coolbet acquisition. Operating expenses increased by $1.8 million or 7% sequentially to $27.8 million.

This included $900,000 related to FX and purchase accounting, as I just mentioned.

The remaining portion of the increase was attributable to a 6% or 35% headcount increase in our global personnel to 639, increased facility costs associated with the opening of our new Miami tech hub and relocation of our London office, additional marketing spend for our B2C segment and increased professional advisory services including connection with the upcoming anticipated launches of new jurisdictions for both our B2B and B2C segments.

With the revenue impact of the B2C sports turnover and hold rate, as well as the unique items around tax, FX and purchase accounting adjustments, totaling 1.5 million. Our Net loss for the quarter increased to $7.9 million. adjusted EBITDA would break even this quarter.

And year-to-date our adjusted EBITDA stands at $6.4 million for an adjusted EBITDA margin of 7%. Our Balance Sheet remains strong with a cash balance of $50 million at quarter-end.

The slight decline versus prior quarter of $1.8 million primarily related to payments for exclusive rights for leading online block content related to the upcoming launch of our Super RGS product offering.

We continue to remain debt-free, granting us a clear path to focus on high-growth initiative, securing additional market share and delivering the best platform technology to the market. Moving onto our key performance indicators on Slide 10, B2B, grid operator revenue from our clients declined 3% quarter-on-quarter to $215 million. Total U.S.

iGaming gross operator revenue was roughly flat versus the prior quarter and up 99% year-over-year from $96 million in the third quarter of 2020 to now, 190 million. Our quarter-on-quarter market share was down slightly from 21% to 19%.

Turning to B2C, key performance indicators remain at exceptional levels across the board With active customers up 6% to nearly 200,000. The total marketing spend ratio increased to 15% of revenue in the quarter and cost per acquisition increased from $30 to $45.

A spend became less efficient for a period of time while these marketing metrics are still well below industry averages. Wrapping up on the next slide, slide 11. While we are pleased with our continued progress this quarter, we are laser-focused on ramping the profitability and ultimately cash flow of the business.

To reiterate some of my comments at our Virtual Investor event last month, G&A is our single largest cost category at 37% of revenue year-to-date. Which is down from 62% of revenue for the same period last year.

We're getting more efficient, and we anticipate that our G&A costs as a percent of revenue will continue to decline over the next several years towards the 10% steady-state environment. We are building the product and operating infrastructure to support our operations in a number of new jurisdictions.

We recently partnered with FanDuel and Connecticut for iGaming in mid-October, and are pleased with the speed with which this market is ramping. Up 10% versus the launch results observed in Pennsylvania for the same period when we first launched that state.

Although it will take some time for new markets to develop and our operations to achieve efficiency. We are excited about our near-term growth strategy with new offerings including GAN Sports and Super RGS, which will increase our recurring revenues and enable a higher take rate of operator revenues.

We're committed to delivering improving margins on an annual basis, operating margin profitability by 2023 and long-term EBITDA of 30% to 35%.

Finally, I recently returned from beautiful Estonia, headquarters for our B2C segment, and I couldn't be more impressed with the team, their strategy, and the outlook for growth across Latin America and Europe for our B2C business. At this time, we are reiterating our full-year revenue guidance of $125 million to $135 million.

The variability in our results for the full year will be determined by the Sports hold rate, which we anticipate to range between seven to eight at any normalized quarter. A repeat of the Sports hold rate of 6.8% that we observed in both Q1 and Q3 of this year will put us in the midpoint of this range.

And each percentage points up or down roughly equates to 1 million of revenue. I will now turn it back over to Dermot to conclude our remarks.. Dermot..

Thank you, Karen. Wrapping up, we delivered 5% sequential growth in B2B. We've demonstrated again the excellence of our B2C international product driving all-time record customer activity, and explain what we believe is the necessity of investing to accommodate expected growth in demand for our B2B technology and services here in the U.S.

After the seasonally weakest third quarter, strong results should not follow the seasonal U.S.

ramp throughout the key NFL sports betting season with forthcoming client launches coming in the next few months in Canada, Michigan, Louisiana, Maryland, and Mississippi, continuing to enhance our growth profile and demonstrating projected operational leverage in Q4 and Q1.

In 2022, GAN will deliver a highly scalable and recurring revenue business model, which will maximize value for all of our stakeholders. That concludes our remarks, and we will now open the line for questions..

Thank you. The floor is now open for questions. [Operator Instructions]. We will pause briefly to assemble our queue. And our first question comes from Chad Beynon with Macquarie. Please go ahead..

Hi. Good afternoon. Thanks for taking my question. Dermot, Karen, I wanted to ask about Super RGS and the launch. I believe you said in Nevada, we're going to start seeing that this month. With respect to other deals that we expect to see on the tape, I guess, a dual part of question.

Firstly, when should we start to see these announcements come out? Secondly, after the deals are announced, how long does it take to integrate? And then finally, is this factored into the guidance for this year? Thanks..

I'll let Karen deal with the last part of your question, Chad. Just to be very, very clear, the Super RGS content business we've seen exceptionally strong demand from all the major operators of iGaming.

Ainsworth is a very, very respected, instantly recognizable suite of retail slot machines available online, exclusively through distribution via the GAN platform, so - and that is the Super RGS. So what typically happens is you have an experience I can describe as order taking.

You're not in the consultative combative, competitive, multi-month sales cycle that you associated with platform sales. You're literally calling up the major commercial operators and asking their casino management teams, okay, how much are you prepared to pay.

You negotiate the key term, which is typically the percentage of net gaming revenue and the definition between what is GGR and what is net gaming revenue. All those conversations have taken place already with nearly all of the Tier-1 B2C iGaming operators here in America the demand is extremely strong. We then go into technical integration.

We'll be launching the first Super RGS clients actually in Michigan, not Nevada. So Michigan is obviously a very exciting market for iGaming. So that will be launched before the end of this month, which is going to be an excellent inflection point for us. And these technical integrations tend to start in advance of the contracts being consummated.

The contracts tend to be multi-month associated work streams. So you tend to get the agreement in place, start work in good faith on the technical integration, and then you get to the point of launching. And typically, when the integration is done, that is the forcing factor to sign the contract to make the announcement.

So it's as simple as that these things happen in parallel. We don't wait for the contract to close, then announce, then start working the technical integration. You agree to key commercial terms, then get busy on the technical side.

Karen, would you like to comment on guidance?.

Yes. With respect to the guidance, it would be up 5 for anything received in the year, it's not included in 2021..

That's great. Thank you, both. And then my follow-up, just with respect to some of the M&A that we've seen in the space, two large B2B, I would call them competitors of yours, were announced to be sold in the quarter. And then separately, we saw the vertical integration of Caesars and William Hill and you talked about winning something like Stations.

So given everything that we're seeing out there, how does this change? How you view your position in the space? Is it better or worse, the same given some of this activity? And yeah, I just wanted to understand that as you kind of focus towards some of the targets that you put out there. Thank you..

Couple of aspects there, Chad I think the corporate transactions taking place simply increase the scarcity value of our technology. So not necessarily unhappy by any of that activity going on.

Secondarily, corporate transactions like Caesars coming together with William Hill, actually split into the market, a bunch of competitive replacement opportunities and we in fact, we just picked up one of the one we announced today in Mississippi, the Island View Casino and Resort.

So, not necessarily unhappy about the consequences of that specific M&A transaction. Beyond that, I don't think I'd offer any other insight other than, we're very, very happy with the reception of GAN sports. We are now legitimately a one-stop shop solution where every single part of our one-stop shop solution is of extremely high quality.

And I note that certain other direct competitors of ours here in the U.S. have actually divested themselves of certain assets, which means they are no longer a one-stop-shop. And it's worth pointing out that we are the only one-stop-shop proven at considerable scale active here in the U.S. and it speaks to our very active sales pipeline.

And of course, the very recent major win of Red Rock Resorts, which is a multi-month due diligence process by Red Rock Resorts or Station Casinos and we're extremely happy with not just the shape and value of the commercial terms, but the very clear market message that it sounds..

Thank you very much. Appreciate it..

Next we go to the line of David Bain will B. Riley. Please go ahead..

Great. Thank you so much. I guess my first question would be looking at the strength of the balance sheet and your strategy for exclusive or our unique content from partners.

Do you stick with the more established content like Ainsworth, Incredible? At this point, do you look to studios? And then based - like what Chad was mentioning on some of the competitive moves, are proprietary tables, or live dealers, or other elements, or other types of content, is that on the map? Just trying to envision what the content strategy it looks like going forward..

Okay. Well, we've been bulking up in our internal development resources, David. So we have been looking at a very small number of effectively acqui-hires, very cost-effective, not substantial or in any way you can describe them as a bolt-on. We are, of course, looking at iGaming content portfolios of all kinds.

You got to remember a lot of iGaming content that exists overseas, has got some compliance and intellectual property infringement issues associated with them. So I can broadly describe them as European and Asian slots that may not necessarily translate well here in the U.S.

And there are a number of very interesting small, medium-sized Class 2 or Class 3 equipment manufacturers that are actively testing distribution opportunities in the online channel and we're engaged in a number of conversations.

So we really like retail slot machines available in various markets that we foresee iGaming will come to eventually, and we will continue to press for exclusive content distribution deals in order to leverage our balance sheet strength.

Beyond that, Karen, would you like to offer any additional comments?.

No, I think that pretty much covers it, Dermot..

Okay. Perfect.

And then the last would be or my follow-up would be, I don't -- not sure you want to apply on any specific iGaming states that may levelized near-term like Illinois or Massachusetts, but what I'm hoping to understand, or at least confirm is that what kind of – what new states need to go live with iGaming specifically, if any, for the 2023 guidance set out at Analyst Day to be met? Is that incorporated anywhere within that?.

It's hard to have a crystal ball in terms of the sequencing of states, but certainly, we've assumed new territories, new states going into the 2023 guidance. And so there is a ramping proportion of new opportunities that are built into the long range forecast of 500 to 600 in the 2023 timeframe, you could assume it's at least several new states..

Okay.

In iGaming, correct?.

Yes..

Okay. All right. Great. Thank you so much..

[Operator Instructions]. And we'll go next to David Katz with Jefferies. Please go ahead..

Hi. Good evening, everyone, and thanks for taking my question. This maybe a bit off the grid, but I wanted to ask about New York, which we've talked about in the past and since it's topical of the week.

Do you expect that there could be sort of second bites at the Apple or incremental opportunities to participate there going forward? And what might -- what, if any, might those look like?.

David, thank you. Yes, we do. In fact, are written down in front of me second bite at the apple. We very specifically got out of the way. We saw an environment where consortias will be formed, where the underlying technology providers were being asked to stump up as much as 50% of the upfront license fee, and we just couldn't make those numbers pencil.

We're not in that specific business. But we do have continuing opportunity with multiple consortium members that have been announced and also tribal gaming operators in the state of New York.

So yes, New York is still very much a viable state for GAN, not just upfront, but also we do foresee an alignment with most of the operators there and the executive groups active that, that iGaming will come to pass in New York within 2 to 3 years of sports betting launch..

And I apologize if you've talked about this already, but in terms of further M&A or incremental tuck-ins, we've certainly seen in the public markets a bit of a calming down. I don't want to say downturn, but certainly a little bit of calming in valuations.

Are you finding that when you look at tuck-ins out in the private market as well?.

Yes. The market was extremely frothy, 12 to 6 months ago, David, and I think the assets available for sale are somewhat more realistic today than they were. Particularly on the content side, I think there were some very, very high-profile and expensive seeming that acquisitions being undertaken, in the industry generally.

So we have a particularly interesting getting engaged in that particular game, but yes, I wouldn't disagree with your perspective..

All right.

I suppose what I was getting at was should we expect that there might be some more tuck-ins for you, going forward as a result of that?.

At this point in time, we're definitely -- we have an active radar, we're pinging, we're speaking with numerous different opportunities, lots of assets come onto the market.

There was a live dealer asset that came to the market a few months ago that I believe that's just traded, but we couldn't get comfortable with the compliance profile and the fact that 50% of it's historical revenues had come from Turkey, which has obviously financed the development of that technology asset, so we deemed it to be rather tinted.

We're looking at live dealer solutions, but really that would be tech plus a team acquisition, versus even a modest transaction describable as a bolt-on..

Understood. Thank you very much..

Thank you..

And no further questions at this time, we return to Dermot Smurfit for closing remarks..

Thank you all for joining today for our third quarter earnings. We now have the clients required to prove out a complete and high-quality one-stop shop product offering and are continuing to build the engineering bandwidth, we believe will continue to help even the largest B2C operators execute on our stated debt-to-market first strategies.

We have the iGaming content portfolio, which will ensure the success of our Super RGS. And the key clients in Station Casinos, who's success will ensure GAN's B2B market leadership with GAN Sports over time.

We affirm visibility over our domestic and international growth strategy to support the burstable bandwidth required to continue delivering for our clients.

And accordingly, we look forward to strongly executing in the current fourth quarter as we exploit the seasonally strongest period in America's fast-growing and faster regulating online gambling industry. Thank you all again, and stay safe wherever you are..

Thank you. This does conclude today's teleconference. We thank you for your participation. You may disconnect your lines at this time. Have a great day..