High Roller Technologies Appointed New Officer
Flip Pidot joins the Las Vegas-based company to lead business development and strategic partnerships.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in People
High Roller Technologies has appointed Flip Pidot as its new Chief Business Officer. Pidot will oversee the firm’s prediction markets business and lead efforts to expand the reach of the ROLR platform.
Why it matters
The hire marks a strategic move for the local firm as it seeks to scale its operations and audience size. Pidot joins the executive team with nearly two decades of experience in market development and commercial strategy.
The firm integrates 6,000 casino games from 90 different providers, and Pidot brings 17 years of sector experience to the role. Financial goals for the platform’s audience expansion were not specified in the announcement.
The players
Flip Pidot
The newly appointed Chief Business Officer who brings 17 years of experience in market development.
Seth Young
The CEO of High Roller Technologies who will oversee Pidot’s new role.
The details
Pidot will report directly to CEO Seth Young. In his new role, he is tasked with managing strategic partnerships and steering the development of the company’s prediction markets. Pidot holds a CFA charter and earned his MBA from the University of Virginia.
Timeline
October 13, 2026: High Roller Technologies announced the hiring of Flip Pidot.
2008: Pidot founded the American Civics Exchange.
Beyond the Strip
This appointment follows Pidot’s history in the sector, including his 2008 launch of the American Civics Exchange. The move signals a pivot in his career toward the local gaming and prediction market sector.
The company continues its operations within the Las Vegas Valley. Residents can watch for future updates regarding the platform’s expansion as the firm scales its local business development efforts.
The takeaway
The firm is positioning itself for a wider market reach under new executive leadership. Keep an eye on future updates from High Roller Technologies regarding the growth of the ROLR platform.
Further reading
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