Conor Mulheir is an editor for NEXT.io, specializing in writing about the gambling industry. With a focus on iGaming, Conor covers a wide range of topics including sports betting, online gaming, and regulatory developments. His articles provide insights and updates on the latest trends and news within the industry.
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Conor Mulheir's coverage encompasses a broad range of topics within the sports betting and iGaming industries, with a focus on market updates, regulatory changes, and product promotions. His articles often cite data and government announcements.
If you are looking to reach out to Conor, consider providing insights into market trends or regulatory developments in the sports betting and iGaming sectors. He may also be interested in exclusive information related to product launches or promotional activities within these industries.
Given his extensive coverage of industry-specific themes and reliance on official announcements, sources with insider knowledge of legal policy regulation as it pertains to gambling regulations would likely capture his attention. While no specific geographic focus is mentioned, Conor seems open to news from around the world regarding sports betting and iGaming.
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