Tom sat down with Andrew Geogheganon on Ausbiz and covers the rapid rise of prediction markets including Polymarket and Kalshi, Flutter suddenly leaving India due to a new legislation and finally Tom looks at the impact of the UK Government’s strict regulations which have led to offshore leakage and black-market operators.

Waterhouse VC hosts a discussion with Brandt Page, CEO and founder of Bitblox Games, to discuss how they are innovating in the gambling industry with unique, fast-paced crypto-based games.

In this interview with Andrew Geoghegan on Ausbiz, Tom Waterhouse discusses Laurence Escalante's buyout of VGW, Swedish B2B casino gaming provider Hacksaw Gaming’s recent IPO at a €2b valuation, and Australian regulators balancing taxation and regulation while stopping leakage to offshore.

Tom discusses U.S. sweepstakes using virtual currency as a legal workaround, highlights Mixi’s increased bid for PointsBet and the strategic value of owning tech assets, and examines Gillon McLachlan’s focus on Tabcorp’s land-based operations as a point of difference from Flutter and Entain.

Saxo Australia hosted Tom Waterhouse for a discussion about the fund's approach to running a global equities portfolio. Waterhouse VC employs a systematic equities strategy based on public 13F filings, to generate returns while awaiting to deploy funds into our core VC opportunities.

Tom joined Jason Trost on his podcast, Business of Betting with Jason Trost. They covered Waterhouse VC, the wagering landscape, and more.

Tom Waterhouse discusses Flutter’s stock activity, the advantages of technology suppliers, and the challenges of U.S. gambling regulations, highlighting market gaps, taxation barriers, and the competitive edge of major operators like Flutter and DraftKings.

Join the Waterhouse VC team and special guest Tom Dry in a discussion about the world of professional sports betting.

In an interview with Juliette Saly on Ausbiz, Tom Waterhouse discusses insights from SBC Summit Rio 2025, highlighting Brazil’s evolving gambling regulations, market competition, and key industry moves, including MIXI and BlueBet’s bids for PointsBet.