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    Playtech lifts 2026 profit guidance above €300m but warns 2027 will be weaker

    Playtech has raised its 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance to over €300m, driven primarily by the rollout of its US product with Hard Rock Digital. However, the supplier cautioned that performance in 2027 will soften due to headwinds including increased UK online casino duties, the shutdown of Brazil's betting market, and heightened competition in the US.

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