Kambi reported increased revenue and profit in the third quarter of 2026 despite headwinds from a post-World Cup slowdown and Brazil's September ban on online gambling. The sports betting supplier expressed confidence that the regulatory setback in Latin America will not significantly compromise its full-year performance.
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Kambi Group reported a 23% increase in third-quarter revenue to €46m, up from €37.4m in the prior-year period. The sportsbook technology supplier also posted substantial profitability gains, with adjusted EBITA rising 161% to €7.9m and margins reaching 17.3%.
Sportradar reported a 24% year-over-year increase in third-quarter revenue to €363m, driven by core betting technology and US market gains. Revenue from Betting Technology & Solutions rose 27% to €297m, benefiting from the integration of IMG ARENA and rising demand from prediction market operators.
Red Rock Resorts grew third-quarter revenue by 2.8% to $488.7m, but swung to a net loss of $17.7m from a $76.9m profit a year earlier. The quarterly loss was primarily driven by $79.1m in share-based compensation expenses tied to employee stock awards issued for the company's 50th anniversary.
Super Group maintained a steady growth trajectory in the third quarter, putting the operator on track to surpass its full-year 2025 performance. Profit for the nine months ending September 30, 2026, reached $350m, rising past the $218m generated over the entirety of 2025.
Super Group generated $350m in profit for the first nine months of 2026, already surpassing its full-year 2025 profit of $218m. The operator maintained a steady growth trajectory throughout the third quarter as performance continued to outpace the prior year.