A week before the last SuperBowl we released @GamblyBot on X and immediately saw massive traction. It was an innovative solution to a problem many bettors share. The bot is right at the core philosophy of @gambly - removing friction from the betting process. We've sent millions of betslips through this bot across platforms. Along the way @pikkitsports released a solid competitor and it made us double down on our bot efforts. Today X cut both of us off - turns out my old company Better Collective/Action Network was negotiating an exclusive deal with them. We never even got a proposal or a chance to bid against them. The exclusivity is very disappointing but also temporary. I'm sure we'll be back up, especially as X realizes that competition will yield a better service for their users. In the meantime you can access @GamblyBot in a variety of ways, just check the pin post for details. We will keep on innovating - there are dozens of fun projects on the roadmap. Definitely check out the iMessage integration we just released and "Voice to Betslip" through Siri.

At Pikkit, we welcome competition, as we believe it drives us to create better experiences for our users. Unfortunately, overseas conglomerate Better Collective (which owns Action Network), paid a large amount of money to remove @QuickPickBot and @GamblyBot from X and create a monopoly on this type of product. We're hopeful that we can bring both of these products back online ASAP. I have a tremendous amount of respect for @CalSpears @BalesBets and the Gambly team — I hope we can continue to compete to deliver the best experiences for sports bettors everywhere.