Catie Di Stefano
Fifteen years in regulated gambling: that's Catie Di Stefano's track record, beginning at Betsson Group in Malta and continuing through nearly five years at Gaming Innovation Group (GiG).

15 years in regulated gambling Betsson Group Malta & ~5 years at GiG New Jersey DGE vendor license — Hard Rock AC engagement Spoke on Florida gaming at Next.io New York (2022) Panelist, SBC Summit Americas, Florida (May 2025) Built OnlineGamblers.com from scratch Marketing director, Smartico.ai & Vegas Kings
Hard Rock Atlantic City
Licensed consultancy engagement under a New Jersey DGE vendor license.
Next.io panel, New York
Spoke publicly on Florida's gaming market as early as 2022.
OnlineGamblers.com
Built the brand from scratch; later marketing director at Smartico.ai and Vegas Kings.
She went on to run an independent consultancy across European and US iGaming brands — including a licensed engagement with Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City under a New Jersey DGE vendor license — and spoke publicly on Florida's gaming market as early as 2022, on a Next.io New York panel about the four biggest US gaming states (Texas, California, New York and Florida).
In May 2025 she spoke at SBC Summit Americas in Florida, on a panel about gamification and AI in player loyalty.
From there she built the OnlineGamblers.com brand from scratch and held marketing director roles at Smartico.ai and Vegas Kings, earning spots on multiple iGamingExpress industry rankings along the way.
Today she covers regulated prediction markets full-time.
Speaking & panels
Harnessing Gamification & AI to Drive Loyalty
SBC Summit Americas · May 2025 · Florida
With Bryan Bennett, Dr. Eyal Loz, Jon Bowden, Nicolás Campano, Sergei Belikov
Opportunities in iCasino, Casino and Distributed Gaming across the big four states: TX, CA, NY & FL
Next.io New York · May 2022 · New York
With Brendan Bussman, Per Hellberg, Richard Schuetz
From Wild West to Regulated Beast: Why are US Affiliates Dying?
iGaming Club Málaga · May 2025 · Málaga
With Martin Calvert, Paul Puolakka, John Wright
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