Our Authors
The writers, analysts, and researchers behind the Newsroom.
Alexander LuxAlexander Lux covers how the iGaming machine actually works. He helped build it, which is how he knows.
Andrey SergeenkovCrypto researcher published in Forbes, CoinDesk and Cointelegraph. His work has been cited in 74 academic publications, including by the World Economic Forum.
Conor MaloneyConor Maloney is a Web3 content strategist, writer, and SEO specialist. Over a decade-long career, he has directed high-growth content operations and technical SEO for leading blockchain news outlets and startups.
Dan VossDan Voss follows the money on-chain. The money would prefer he didn't.- redtips NewsReporting from the redtips news desk. Every article is reviewed by our editorial team before publication.
- redtips Researchredtips's research desk. Original studies on the gambling industry, built on on-chain data, public filings and our own analysis.
Francis GableFrancis Gable covers the gambling industry as it happens, tracking everything from licensing decisions and legal changes to acquisitions, launches and major operator news.
Werner VermaakWerner Vermaak is a senior journalist and editor whose byline has appeared in an array of respected publications, reflecting his deep credibility across iGaming, Web3, crypto, and AI. With over a decade of experience, he specializes in clear, research-led content focused on trust and transparency to help readers confidently navigate complex topics.
WildcardThe card that plays as any other, and the byline that stands in for any of us. redtips's house voice for the stories that can't sit under a single name.
Zoran SpirkovskiZoran Spirkovski is a gambling researcher, editor, and content specialist focused on casino games, RTP, volatility, variance, fairer gambling, and the evidence behind gambling claims. He combines primary-source research, data analysis, and editorial judgment to turn complex technical and regulatory subjects into clear, practical guidance. His work helps readers understand how gambling products work, what the numbers mean, and where the evidence has limits.