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Capital Markets DayKenneth Alexander
CEO
25 May 2017
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Technology and operations14:05 – 14:25 Shay Segev (COO)
Overview of Technology and Operations
14:25 – 14:35 Sandeep Tiku (CTO) Scale & Power of Technology Platform
14:35 – 14:50 Liron Snir (Chief Product Officer) Sports & Gaming Product and CRM
14:50 – 15:00 Roni Maman (VP Business Operations)Customer Services
15:00 – 15:10 Jim Humberstone (Group Head of Trading) Trading & Markets
15:10 – 15:30 Q&A
15:30 – 15:45 Break
Brands15:45 – 16:05 Adam Lewis (Group Head of Sports Brands)
Sports Brand Strategy
16:05 - 16:15 Jon Salmon (Group Head of Casino Brands) Overview of Core Brands
16:15 – 16:25 Adele Lawton (Group Head of Bingo Brands)Overview of Bingo Brands
16:25 – 16:40 Tom Waters (Group Head of partypoker) Overview of partypoker
16:40 – 17:00 Q & A
17:00 – 18:00 Food & Drink
18:00 – 20:40 Racing
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Click to editIntroduction
GVC Gaming BrandsThe purpose of today
• To give greater insight into Group’s operations
• Demonstrate the scale of our technology and why we feel it so valuable
• Provide a greater understanding of our brands
• Meet some of the key talent, instrumental in delivering shareholder value
• Highlight what we have achieved post bwin.party acquisition
• Show why we are so excited about future potential
GVC a leader in the online gaming market
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Click to editOverview – GVC today
• €4.6bn sports wagering• €0.9bn NGR• €206m Clean EBITDA• 17 territories with over 2% NGR
Financial*
Corporate• 2,800 FTEs• 15 offices across four continents• 19 licences
Technology• Highly scalable and robust platform• Proprietary sportsbook, casino and poker • >95% revenues processed derived through own platform• Best in class IT Management
Customer• 10 major established B2C gaming brands• >1,000 games offered• 21 languages, 19 currencies• 79m registered accounts
Increasing scale and diversification built on strong brands, technology and talent
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Click to editKPI’s and current trading
Highlights
• Q1 17 Group daily NGR +13% (14%) vs pro forma Q1 16
• Sports Brands daily sports NGR +12%
• Sports Gaming/other daily NGR +19% driven by cross sell and improved product
• Total Sports Brands daily NGR +16%
• Games Brands daily NGR +4
Q2 accelerates after strong Q1
Current trading
• Q2 YTD* daily NGR +16% (+18% constant currency) vs comparable period in 2016
• Daily sports wagers +10% (+12% constant currency)
• Sports gross win margin 10.0% (2016: 9.6%)
*Q2 up to 21 May 2017
Per day in €000's Q1-2017Q1-
20161 ChangeCC
Change90 days 91 days
Sports brands
Sports wagers 12,908 12,866 0% 3%
Sports margin 9.6% 8.5%
Sports NGR 948 843 12% 13%
Gaming/other NGR 1,000 838 19% 21%
Total NGR 1,948 1,680 16% 17%
Games brands 615 592 4% 6%
Other 115 98 17% 21%
Group daily NGR 2,678 2,370 13% 14%
Group NGR (€m) 241.0 215.6 12% 13%
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Click to editKey messages
Technology – a unique and powerful platform with substantial upside from
further optimisation
Brands – highly valuable portfolio of global gaming brands being
reinvigorated
Talent – one of the most experienced and successful teams in the industry
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Technology & Operations
Shay SegevCOO
GVC Capital Markets Day25 May 2017
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GVC Gaming Brands
Key experience
Over 15 years in online gaming sector including:
• Playtech (COO)
• Videobet (CEO)
• Gala Coral (Chief Strategy Officer)
Agenda• Management structure
• Our technology platform and product set
• How we manage integration
• What we’ve achieved so far
• Migration progress
• What’s next
Shay SegevCOO
GVC Gaming
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Click to editManagement Structure
Chief Product Officer
Liron Snir
PRODUCT
Group Head Trading
& Ops
Jim Humberstone
TRADING
VP Customer
Engagement
Roni Maman
CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT
Group Chief Technology
Officer
Sandeep Tiku
TECHNOLOGY
COOShay Segev
Industry leading talent assembled to run efficient operations,secure synergies and deliver growth10
PRODUCTPRODUCT TRADINGTRADINGTECHNOLOGYTECHNOLOGY
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95% of revenue derived and processed through proprietary platform
Powerful Technology & Product Set
PLAYER LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT PLATFORM
CommonAccount
BusinessIntelligence
CRM& Acquisition
GAMING PRODUCTS
Sports PokerCasino
CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
DIGITAL TOUCHPOINT FRAMEWORK
Responsible Gaming
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Click to editIntegrating Businesses
bwin.party in 2016
× Declining revenue for a number of years
× Significant technical debt
× Complicated organisation
× Product development gaps
× Low cross-sell between sports and gaming
× Inefficient cost structure
× Slow IT development
× Declining bottom line results
Turnaround achievedin less than 12 months
Sportingbet in 2013
Turnaround achievedin less than 6 months
× Under-utilised Sportingbet web domains× Poor financial performance of Sportingbet× Cash burn & balance sheet issues× Lack of VIP focus× Leverage trading team
We have an unparalleled track record in successful integration12
Click to editIntegration Approach
Set clear integrationtargets
• Establish overall financial guidance• Set targets by business areas (e.g. Marketing, Operations)• Derive required capabilities and necessary requirements for technology
Establish solidintegration programme
• Define comprehensive programme structure• Use best people• Set up lean but effective processes
Drive integrationexecution
• Drive growth through financial transparency• Ensure efficiency through business optimisation• Enhance technology capabilities to prepare for the future
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Over the years we have established a proven integration approach13
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bwin.party Integration
Marketing
• Reshape approach for marketing expenditure
• Develop CRM toolset
• Improve cross-sell to gaming
CS
• Implement a hub structure for Customer Service
• Focus Customer Service on value creation
People
• Retain key people
• Restructure to simplify
• Hire new talent /missing skills
• Manage performance
• Reduce architectural complexity• Consolidate tech stacks and infrastructure
• Renegotiate service contracts• Enhance security & business continuity
Product
• Close product gaps
• Establish clear product roadmaps
• Focus on under-performing products
Operations
• Restructure label operations
• Optimise risk management approach
• Improve trading tools
Technology Foundation
Financial Guidance• €125m synergies
• Double-digit growth across the business
Rigorous execution in all areas is required14
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Growth
Efficiency
Capabilities
• 12%# NGR growth to €894.6m• Sports wagers per day +7%#
• party brands first growth in 6 years
• Clean EBITDA increased by 26% to €205.7m• €125 annualised synergies on track• CAPEX reduced by c€20-25m p.a.
• +26% cross sells at bwin labels• 30% improvement in player response time• >70% reduction in critical technology issues• 650 new games introduced
Staff Costs
2015 2016 2017
-29%
IT Costs
2015 2016 2017
-44%
Results after one year*
We overachieved original expectations and targets
*Pro forma FY2016 vs FY2015#Constant Currency
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Click to editGVC Migration Update
• Challenge of migrating core platform for growing business
• Technology integration completed
• Risk-based approach used to sequence market migration (start with small markets, learn & improve)
• Migrations to date very successful (CEE region) and with positive customer response
• Migrated customers benefiting from significant experience improvement with opportunities for further growth (better mobile offer, improved retention tools, larger games portfolio, etc.)
• Migration completion targeted for end of year 2017
Migration Approach & Progress
Risk-based migration approach delivering successfully with positive customer responses. Completion targeted for end of 2017.
Pre vs. Post Migration Daily Averages (consolidated territories)
Pre Post
Casino Wagers
+27%
Pre Post
Sports Wagers
+44%
Pre Post
FTD
+131%
Pre Post
+16%
GGR
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Strong focus on further growth initiatives over the next 12 months
• Complete technical migration to a single platform
• Deliver product enhancements, new betting opportunities and more games
• Improve customer engagement along all points of lifecycle
• Boost business intelligence capabilities and leverage data across the business
More To Come
PLAYER LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT PLATFORM
CommonAccount
BusinessIntelligence
CRM& Acquisition
GAMING PRODUCTS
Sports PokerCasino
CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
DIGITAL TOUCHPOINT FRAMEWORK
Significant further upside to come through greater optimisation
Responsible Gaming
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Click to editKey messages
Fully integrated technology platform with substantial scale and flexibility
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Proven track record of technology integration
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Platform supports significant future growth with limited incremental cost
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Technology Sandeep Tiku
CTO
GVC Capital Markets Day25 May 2017
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GVC Gaming BrandsKey Experiences Over 18 years of deep technical expertise delivering digital solutions including:• Valtech Software Services (Practice Head - Digital
Solutions)• bwin.party (IT Director)
Agenda• Power of the platform / technology of GVC• Volumes and scale
• Future growth readiness (organic and inorganic)
Sandeep TikuChief Technology
Officer
GVC Gamin
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Click to editGVC Technology – Overview
HIGHLYAVAILABLE
MASSIVELYSCALABLE
EASILYEXTENDABLE
FULLYREGULATED
CAPABLE1000+ IT STAFF
MULTIBRAND & B2B
COMPLETEPRODUCT SET
OMNICHANNELGVC
POWERFULPROPRIETARY
MARKET-UNIQUE PLATFORM
Proprietary technology and strong product portfolio yields a significant competitive advantage21
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SQL Execution
64%YTD
46%YTD
GVC Technology – Daily Volumes
4.5BILLIONAPI Calls
6.2BILLION
11.2BILLIONCache Events
Platform Events
1.32BILLION
Affiliates Impression
11.5MILLION
Page Views
15.1MILLION
Sports Bet Slips Casino Spins Poker Hands
71%YTD
DAILY VOLUMES
GVC
Billions of calls being served from a single Platform with significant capacity for future growth2222
Click to editGVC Technology – Continuous Enhancements
9,823Enhancements deployed in 2016
26% : Infra74% : Software Changes100+: NFR Projects
*NFR – Non Functional Requirement (backend/non-customer facing enhancement)
28% : Infra72% : Software Changes35+: NFR Projects YTD
Continuous Enhancements & Optimisation are the key principles at GVC
9,823Enhancements deployed in 2016
9,823Enhancements
9,823Enhancements deployed in 2016
+ 43%vs 2014
4,478Enhancements deployed in Q1
2017+ 62%
vs 2014
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Click to editGVC Technology – Availability & Quality
Planned availability 99.95%
YTD2017 2016
99.86%
2015
99.69%
2017 Improvement vs same period
2016
58% 81%
2015
Availability
Incidents
- Comparison in terms of YTD
• ~2.1 Hours downtime taken to date
• Improvement equivalent to an additional day of trading per annum
• 58% improvement against 2016 P01 numbers & 81% improvement against 2015
• Significant improvement in overall customer experience
Improved platform stability delivering an enhanced customer experience24
Click to editGVC Technology – Under the hood
Glossary: NFR - Non Functional Requirement,, BI – Business Intelligence,, CFFI – Casino Fast Forward Integrator
Executed and more to comeAvg. 75% improvement in system performance
165NFR(in 24 months)
Disaster Recovery switch in 37 mins14x faster vs 2014
37 Mins
Business Intelligence System improved by 600%vs 2015
BI Systems
Platform upgraded to Next Gen InfrastructureAvg. 50% performance improvement in response time
50%UP
Fast Forward Games Integrator launched24+ new Providers integrated in the last 12 months
10X Faster
CFFI
And a lot more+
Stability, Availability & Performance of systems is the core focus at GVC25
Click to editGVC Technology – Extensibility
20 to 24Weeks
2 to 3Weeks
Previously Now
8 to 9Weeks
1 to 2Weeks
16 to 20Weeks
2 to 4Weeks
32 to 40Weeks
8 to 12Weeks
To Integrate a new Game Provider
To setup a newLabel (Business)
To adapt to a newRegulation
To on-board a new B2B Partner
Extensibility: Technology that takes future growth into consideration is a core feature of our system architecture
• 780% reduction in time to integrate new games provider
• 467% improvement in time to set-up new white label
• 500% faster to adapt to new regulation
• 500% quicker to on-board new B2B partners
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Click to editGVC Technology – Security
10MAJOR DDOS
ATTACKSPeak 220 Gbits | since 2016
Security Attacks
SAFE 3.0SAFE 3 0
0Services Impact
Average 15% of daily traffic
0Services Impact
DailyBRUTE FORCE ATTACKS
* Red lines indicate brute force attack Nov 1st, Attack
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Comparisonvs 2014
GVC Technology – Cost optimised
2016vs 2015
Comparison2017 vs 2015
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CAPE
X
Committed -39%
-42%
OPE
X
Internet Upstream/Bandwidth
DatacenterHosting/Housing
Maintenance
ΣLicenseRenewal
-16%
-18%
-30%
-1.9%
-36%
-12%
-15%
-41%
-45%
-28%
-48%Availability Volume Delivery
Speed
Cost
2015 2016 2017
2017vs 2016
Key Outcomes
Availability significantly trending upwards (99.6999.95)
Daily volumes 3.6 times higher Delivery speed up by 145% Cost on a steep downwards trend
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Click to editKey takeaways
Powerful and Robust – inherent ability to scale on demand and provide
reliable uptime
P1
Extensible – flexible to integrate and ready for future growth
(organic/inorganic)
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Safe and Secure – resilient against malicious attacks and data theft
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ProductLiron Snir
Chief Product OfficerGVC Capital Markets Day
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GVC Gaming BrandsKey experienceOver 17 years in online gaming sector including:
• Playtech (VP Product & Strategy)
• Playtech (VP Customer Relations)
• 888 Holdings (Business Intelligence Lead)
Areas of responsibility• Sports product
• Gaming product
• Portal and marketing tools
Agenda• What we found
• Actions taken
• Results achieved
• What’s to come
Introduction
Liron SnirChief Product Officer
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GVC Gamin
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What we found What we did
Low Cross-sell
Sub-optimalOffer
presentation
Sub-optimalMobile Product
ConstrainedTrading
Capabilities
× Minimal gaming opportunities on mobile
× Navigation lagging behind industry standards
× Betting opportunities not well positioned
× Presentation not driving combos
× In-play offer & navigation not compelling
× Product performance below user expectations
× Lack of high quality data feeds
× Trading tools outdated
Cross-sell navigation re-worked & new offering added on both mobile and desktop
Implemented various UI, UX & performance improvements
Integrated top quality feeds & built new tool allowing real-time management of customers based on risk profiles
Introduced a grid view & coupon management capabilities
Improvements introduced to enhance customer experience and increase player value33232
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UX Enhancements 300% More Betting Opportunities
• Cleaner UI, easier to read and preferred structure based on qualitative research
• Huge increase of betting opportunities in a single view
• Unparalleled flexibility for both customers & operators to choose their most valuable betting markets with column switchers
Updated Desktop UX
Old Desktop UX
5 Enhanced customer experience to drive volume33
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Tennis Visualisations & Statistics 20% Increased Time on Device
• Rounds off the product aesthetically and translates the feeling of live action• More match statistics available to the user in order to trigger further engagement with the product• Low mobile data usage allows customer follow play by play without hurting allowance
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Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1
2016 2017
Number of Bets
Sports
What we achieved What’s to come
• Merged pre-match & in-play offer
• Horse racing and Virtual Sports
• Enhanced Cash Out experience
GapClosures
ProductEnhancements
• Extended live offer with more markets
• Revamped navigation on in-play and mobile
• In-product pick-upselling capabilities
4Short-term focus on gap closure in preparation for the new season.
Mid-term enhancements to ready for WC 2018
+8% YoYQ1 2016 vs Q1 2017
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Sports In-Play Margin %+1.4% YoY
Q1 2016 vs Q1 2017
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Click to editGaming
What we found What we did
WeakContentOffering
Limited Marketing
Capabilities
Below Standard
Live Studio
Poor User
Experience
× Limited 3rd party content & in-house not available on mobile
× No High Roller offering
× Overall offer outdated
× Dealer performance below standard
× Excessive loading times
× Poor navigation across product
× Marketing tools not functioning properly
× Tools not available across all channels
Over 20 new providers added & in-house titles relaunched on HTML5 across all channels
Product relaunched with an optimised navigation and vastly improved loading times
Tools fixed, made available on all channels & capabilities extended
New renovated bwin studio launched with extensively re-trained dealers
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Click to editGaming
Expanded Offer 600+ New Titles added
New Gaming Providers added including:
- Merkur, Yggdrasil, Blueprint, iSoftBet & Play n Go
New categories of instant win games added to supplement slots & table:
- Gamevy & IWG
Now over 1,350 games available (20% in-house, 80% via 3rd parties)
9 Hugely increased gaming portfolio37
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New live casino 11 tables added
Gaming
• Complete studio revamp • Multi-brand support • Tailored VIP offer
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Click to editGaming
UX Enhancements 20%+ More Time on Device
Upgraded Live Casino on DesktopNew Mobile Casino Lobby
• Proper Categorisation
• Better content discovery (like Netflix)
• Clear icons
• Consistent single navigation
• Clear icons
• Promoted content/games
Significant enhancements across mobile and desktop has transformed product offer39
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Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1
2016 2017
Live Dealer - Revenue Evolution
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1
2016 2017
Games - Average Revenue per User
Gaming
What we achieved What’s to come
• More content focused on reg. markets
• More exclusive & In-House Content with 30+ new titles per year
Content push
User Engagement
• New personalization engine rollout
• New engagement & x-sell marketing tools to be added
+56% YoYQ1 2016 vs Q1 2017
+23% YoYQ1 2016 vs Q1 2017
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Click to editPortal and marketing tools
What we found What we did
PoorUser JourneyPerformance
Limited Marketing
Capabilities
× Conversion rates below market standards
× Low approval rate for transactions, especially in regulated markets
× Most Marketing Campaigns were manually run by the teams
× No Segmentation Tools
× Communication Channels limited to email & push messaging
Onboarding journey rebuilt for registration & KYC
New Cashier has been re-launched with better customer communication & rescue options
New Campaign tool integrated & 90% of campaigns are automated
Optimove segmentation engine integrated
Inbox & SMS have been added & tools tightly connected to the campaign manager
Introduced a customer centric approach and focused on improving customer value41
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Mobile Conversion
Portal and marketing tools
What we achieved What’s to come
• Real-time Messaging and Pro-Active Chat
• Real-time Churn Detection system
• New deposit routing engine
Advanced Retention
Capabilities
EnhancedPersonalisation
• Rollout of new engagement tools
• Integration of personalisation / recommendation engine into product line
UAPs +24% YoYQ1 2016 vs Q1 2017
Continual focus on building innovative market-leading tools for driving retention, cross-sell & user engagement
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CLV3 CLV6 Linear (CLV3) Linear (CLV6)
CLV 3m +16%, CLV 6m +35%Ave 2017 vs Ave 2016
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Click to editKey messages
Large gaps in product offer identified with quality in certain areas below
standard
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Games offer now highly competitive with gaps in sports soon to be closed
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Key focus going forward is on innovation across core product line to
become market leader
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Business Operations
Roni MamanVP Business Operations
Click to editIntroduction
GVC Gaming BrandsKey experience
• Over 13 years in online gaming sector
• Previously SVP Business operations at 888
Holdings
• Responsibilities included development of Risk, CS,
Marketing operations, Bingo CH, Telemarketing
Responsible for• Customer service
• Risk management
Agenda• Optimising the customer experience
• What we found
• Actions taken
• What’s to come
Roni MamanVP Business Operations
GVC Gamin
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Source: Deloitte, Customer Centricity: Embedding it into your organization’s DNA
Optimising the customer experience
Ensure visible
customer-focused
leadership
Understand your
customer
Empower the frontline
Understand
Design the experience
Use metrics that matter
Engage the back office
Drive continuous
improvement through
feedback
Put customer-centricity at the
core of your business
3The past decade has seen consumer expectation exceed the conventional
capacity of traditional customer service functions in seven critical areas46
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Risk ManagementCustomer Service
× Process orientated vs. results orientated
× Structure is not scalable nor efficient
× Lack of KPI’s
× Systems and tools required updating
× Lack of customer centric approach
× Poor customer journeys / recovery
procedures
× Risk rules were out of date
× Lack of optimisation of AR
× Lack of optimisation of Cash out
× Lack of tools: offline and on production
× Lack of KYC tools
× Marketing / CS were not part of customer
journey
What we found
4 Some way behind best-in-class presents significant opportunity47
Click to editImpactActions
Regional structure Scalability /flexibility
Chat and proactive
2nd level responses
5 or more contacts per week
+ .FR, .IT better SLA
+ Align with events
+ Started responding to Costumers
+ Recovery process
Cash out cycle
SLA KYC Q
Risk rules
Direct communication with customers/KYC
+ Aligned with Kalixa and banks
+ From 4 weeks to 2 days
+ Manual review for now
+ Optimised journeys
Immediate measures
CustomerService
RiskManagement
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5 Priority plan for customer improvements in place and working48
Click to editWhat’s to come
We are committed to a plan of continuous improvement of the customer experienceSignificant upside to come from identified enhancements in customer
services and risk
• Aim to cut or simplify 25% of processes
• Introduce new tools for risk management
• Continue to improve against KPIs:
(FTR/QA/SLA/Productivity)
• Work more closely with CRM to improve
customer journeys
• Introduce smart journeys (algorithm base)
push and pull chat
• Segmentation in the Operations (based on
LTV) tools and actions
• Attain customer feedback to all changes
through surveys and other mechanisms
Improved customer experience
Improved player retention
Increased LTV
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Click to editKey messages
Introduced customer centric approach and focus on improving lifetime value
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Shifted the culture and mind-set
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Simplified processes and introduced the tools to support this approach
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Trading ReviewJim Humberstone
Group Head of TradingGVC Capital Markets Day
25 May 2017
Click to editIntroduction
GVC Gaming BrandsKey experience
• Over 15 years in online gaming sector with Sportingbet and GVC (since 2010)
• COO (2014-2016), Group Trading and Operations Director (2012-2014), Head of Sportsbook (2010-2012)
Agenda• Composition of sportsbook
• bwin turnaround
• Improvements to data and live events
• What’s to come
Jim HumberstoneGroup Head of
Trading
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Click to editScale and Composition of GVC Sportsbook
Sports 2014 2015 2016 2017 (to21 May)
Turnover €4.2bn €4.4bn €4.6bn €1.88bn
GGR €373m €372m €437m €183m
GGR% 8.9% 8.5% 9.6% 9.7%
Total GGR
Live Pre-match
GGR by Sport
Football Tennis
Basketball Rest
• Combined sportsbook wagers €4.6bn pro forma in 2016
• Gross win margin 9.6% vs 8.5% (2015)
• Live (in-play) 69% of GGR and growing
• Football 73% of GGR
• Tennis 15% and growing
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Click to editTrading Review – bwin Turnaround
Live Sports Data
Only three sports used quality live data
All other live sports data inputted manually utilising low quality sources
Models
Issues with three major sports models
Poor quality live sports data (above) meant weaknesses in models were accentuated
Risk Management
Small number of trading staff were allowed to ‘factor’ customers
Serial losses from countries with no marketing
New deals with all the major live data suppliers
Commitment to use highest quality live data source for all sports
Addressed fundamental model weaknesses in 3 major sports
Models now use only integrated or manually inputted high quality data
Employed Sportingbet practices whereby all traders ‘factor’ after training
Closed all loss-making countries until prudent to re-open
Trading Tools No visibility of bets being struck Lack of real-time information Powerful ‘team trading’ tools hid
variety of issues
Released a new scroller Re-building trading tool
components to expose information
Resolved team trading flaws
Only three sports used quality live
What we found
New deals with all the major live
What we have done
Turnaround strategy has delivered improvements to risk management, trading tools and product54
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2014 2015 2016 2017 (to 21 May)
Football 10.1% 9.9% 12.2% 10.4%
Tennis 5.8% 5.1% 7.3% 7.6%
Basketball 4.9% 4.8% 5.8% 5.8%
Other Sports 8.3% 7.7% 9.1% 11.3%
Total 8.5% 8.1% 10.2% 9.6%
Singles 5.0% 4.1% 6.4% 6.3%
• Margin improvement across all sports in 2016 post acquisition
• Margin improvement without increase in overround
• Live margins less volatile and increasing proportion of whole
• Singles margin also improving
Sustainable margin improvement due to better risk management and product55
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Ranking League/Event
1 Euro 2016
2= German Bundesliga
2= Spanish La Liga
4 Champions League
5 Europa League
6 English Premier League
7 Italian Serie A
8 Club Friendlies
9 Turkish Superleague
10 Brazilian Serie A
11 French Ligue 1
12 German Bundesliga 2
13 Portuguese Primera
14 Brazilian Serie B
15 Dutch Eredivisie
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League GGR
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• Marked improvement in bwin sports margin since acquisition Q1 2016
• Comparison with continental European sportsbooks
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Trading – bwin Tennis Case Study
New Tennis model goes live
Official data usage begins
Integrated data
Better data driving improved margin
GVC acquires bwin.party
• New tennis model introduced in April 2016, just two months after the bwin.party acquisition
• Commenced use of official data (manually input) August 2016
• Automated data feeds integrated in February 2017
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Click to editWhat’s to Come
• Greater automation in Customer Profiling using machine learning techniques
• Further expansion in trading content using best-in-breed data
• Increased expectancy in gross margin percentage through improved modelling, real time data and healthy customer database
• Richer product offering in ‘second tier’ sports – acquisition tool
• Further investment in trading talent
Significant upside through further enhancements60
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GVC trading expertise fully embedded into bwin sportsbook
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Sportsbook Marketing
Adam LewisGroup Head of
Sportsbook BrandsGVC Capital Markets Day
25 May 2017
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Introduction
GVC Gaming BrandsKey experience
• Over 17 years in the online gaming sector
• Joined GVC as Sportingbet CMO in 2013
• On acquisition of bwin.party took responsibility for all Group sports brands
Agenda• Marketing structure
• bwin challenges
• Turnaround actions
• Results so far
• bwin brand strategy
• What’s to come
Adam LewisGroup Head of
Sportsbook Brands
Introduction
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Marketing – regional and central teams
DIGITAL MARKETING (ACQUISITION)
TV & ATLMARKETING
CUSTOMER ENGAGEMENT & OPERATIONS
CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MARKETING
WESTERNEUROPE
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CASINO MARKETING
BUSINESS INSIGHT
Marketing
Regional approach supporting by strong central teams65
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Limited accountability for results
Limited marketing technology/tools
Limited player engagement
Limited focus on key player segments
Limited visibility
The challenge we faced
No vision or common objectives
Critical teams separated bylocation, culture & purpose,compounded by poor communications
The Challenge We Faced at bwin
Lack of focus on the key aspects that deliver growth66
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Enable complete transparency of results and KPIs
Our immediate actions
Set clear and common short-term
objectives
Implemented a regional structure
and central expertise
Our Immediate Actions
Focus on the key areas to deliver growth
Introduced VIP management teams
Began engaging and relevant regional CRM
Established Casino cross sell
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+16%
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bwin Annual NGR
Rapid improvement from early actions
• Returned bwin to growth almost immediately post acquisition
• Improved gross win margin
• Improved cross-sell
• Prudent marketing spend
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32%• Play casino in
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Acquisition Momentum Continues
Key Performance Indicators continuing to improve
• Increase in new players acquired
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Acquisition momentum continues!
56%Digital
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• Digital largest channel for marketing spend
• TV and above the line continue to be important channels, particularly when building brand awareness and personality
• More difficult to measure sponsorship ROI but important component of broader brand strategy
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Current performance: CRM YTD vs SPLYCurrent Performance YTD vs SPLY
Increasing player values across all criteria
• Marketing activity significantly increased in 2017
• Cost per acquisition increasing
• However, LTVs growing substantially
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+92%PLATINUM VIPS
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Growth in Key Player Segments
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• +31% Active Casino players
• +18% Cross sell from Sports to Casino
• +12% Revenue per active Casino player
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Bwin brand strategy
“bwin is different to other brands, bwin understands
my betting motivations & is the brand for me”
“bwin has the latest products, features & competitive odds”
“I will go to bwin,register & place
a bet now”
HEART
Differentiate from competition and connect emotionally with people
& drive affinity
HEAD
Reassure rationally & show bwin is competitive in a commoditized category
HAND
Make conversion quick and easy
CONSUMER OUTTAKE
bwin Brand Strategy
Research is critical76
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2017 2018Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
BRAND RESPONSE Brand responseChapter 1The race
Brand responseChapter 2WC1
Brand response
DIRECT RESPONSE Direct ResponseThe race& Odds Offers
Direct Response The race& Odds Offers
Direct Response The race& Odds Offers
Direct Response Chapter 2& Odds Offers
Direct Response Chapter 2& Odds Offers
Direct Response Chapter 3& Odds Offers
+100-100Net Promoter Score
How likely is it that you would recommend bwin to a friend?
bwin Campaign Plan
Everything can and should be measured77
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2017 H2 Campaign
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This is just the start…Key Messages
We have a proven talented teaminvesting in key marketing expertise
with scalable structure
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We have effective acquisition more players and more revenue per
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We have increased player value more revenue from existing player base
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Our mission:To make bwin the most engaging,
fulfilling and exciting gambling brand on the planet!
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Casino BrandsJon Salmon
Group Head of Casino Brands
GVC Capital Markets Day25 May 2017
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GVC Gaming BrandsKey experienceOver 17 years in online gaming sector with:
• InterCasino
• PartyGaming
• GVC (since 2009)
Over 35 years marketing experience with:• Argos
• Associated British Foods
• Ladbrokes
• Heinz
Agenda• Core brands
• Casino market overview
• What we found
• Actions taken
• What’s to come
Introduction
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• Key markets: UK, Northern Continental Europe, Canada, New Jersey and ROW
• Key market: Italy
• Key markets: Northern and Central Continental Europe
Key stats• In Q1 17, core casino brands generated 12% of NGR
• 135 staff in Tel Aviv, Gibraltar, Rome and London
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A growing but highly competitive market83
• Global online market estimated at €10.5bn GGR in 2016*
• Growth forecast >GDP• Dependable growth, with less volatility than
sportsbook
But…• Industry player churn levels high, competition
huge and aggressive• Marketing and retention costs high• Games commoditised and promotions the same
GVC approach…• Deliver competitive product• Best-in-class service• ROI driven marketing and retention• Strong brand identity
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• Established 2001 targeting DACH, based in Tel Aviv
• The original GVC business
• Top 3 pure casino brand in the region by revenue
• Niche casino positioned as a club for high rollers who love table games >40 year old, male.
• Market leading bespoke high roller care with magazine, monthly events and account managers
• High degree of loyalty to brand, minimising promotional cost
• Cutting edge CRM – uses segmentation to increase ROI from promotions
• Software platform purchased from IGT, and bwin Games will be integrated, trebling Game catalogue
• NGR continuing to grow
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67% of NGR from customers playing for 5+ years
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Not operated as a pure casino but as an adjunct to partypoker
No dedicated team Starved of development resources Customer acquisition ceased in 2015 High brand recognition but low trust Poor product and service
Decoupled from partypoker New dedicated team 12 month product and service improvement
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stopped VIP team recruited to account manage high
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• The roadmap• Improve marketing tools to raise ARPU• Re-position the brand as a destination for affluent 25-40 year olds, >€500 deposit per month• Re-style logo and website, change tone of voice, give choice of promotions• Focus on UK and Canada• Use TV advertising in a different approach to competitors, where players compete for a casino
party• Objective to achieve 10% YoY growth and return brand to market dominance
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A neglected, under invested brand A lack of identity Poor slots product Poor CRM tools
Refreshed team Re-position as an entertaining soft gaming
brand Focus on casino and cross-sell from bingo
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Bingo BrandsAdele Lawton
Group Head of BingoGVC Capital Markets Day
25 May 2017
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Introduction
GVC Gaming BrandsKey experienceOver 18 years in gambling industry experience in senior management roles, including 8 years in retail and 10 years in digital.
B2B and B2C experience across start-ups and large corporates, including:
• Playtech
• SkyBet
• Bet365
• Gala Coral
• Gamesys
• Betfred
Agenda• UK Bingo market
• Core brands
• Challenges
• Actions taken
Adele LawtonGroup Head of Bingo
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UK Online Bingo Market
UK a vibrant but highly competitive market 91
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Premium brand for Cashcade established in 2005 and one of the leading Bingo brands in the UK.
67% of NGR
Foxy Casino launched in 2015 to target new audience utilising Foxy brand equity.
12% of NGR
13 bingo white labels on Cashcade known as the Bingo Network with Cheeky & Think the top performing brands.
21% of NGR
Cashcade Brands
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Business runs on Dragonfish platform via 888, only part of GVC not using own
technology
Business on declining trend due to
weaknesses in bingo ecosystem
Excessive Bonuses 122% average in 2016 on Bingo, 50% overall
TV regulation changes for Bingo from Feb
2016 SOF checks impacting
VIP players
Research indicated Foxy brand did not
resonate with Casino audience
Bingo White Label brands running on
individual sites so not managed for a long
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Cashcade Challenges
A challenged business in need of a fresh approach93
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Fixed Bingo ecosystem by overhauling game
schedules and removing bonus abusers from the
system
Terminated TV Sponsorship of Jeremy
Kyle show due to diminishing returns and
negative brand sentiment
Exploring platform options to improve product offering to
enable growth in Bingo
Launched project to overhaul all white label Bingo brands to run on
same site infrastructure to ensure efficient
management
Foxy Rebrand launched in March 2017 with
Heather Graham as face of brand
Cashcade Improvements
Terminated Bingo affiliate platform and launched new Casino
programme
Renewed management has reinvigorated Foxy. Turnaround plan under way94
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• NGR 15% behind last year and linked to 61% saving on marketing spend
• Overall business more profitable with contribution 210% ahead of last Year and Clean EBITDA by 259%
• Strategically budgeted majority of Marketing spend from September onwards to grow NGR
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Bingo business in decline when GVC purchased business
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partypokerTom Waters
Group Head of partypoker
GVC Capital Markets Day25 May 2017
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GVC Gaming BrandsKey experience
• Over 12 years experience in the online gaming industry
• ACA qualified
• 5 years experience of gaming at BDO LLP
• 7 years at GVC/bwin.party across bingo, casino and poker
Agenda
• Accelerating growth rates
• Weakening competition
• Product and customer service investment
• Localised market approach
• Working closely with the poker community
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Primary markets
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But we’ve only just begun…
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Reinvigorating one of the world’s most iconic online gaming brands
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Technology – a unique and powerful platform with substantial upside from
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Brands – highly valuable portfolio of global gaming brands being
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Talent – one of the most experienced and successful teams in the industry
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Capital Markets DayThank you