Kambi has leveraged 15 years of trading data to develop an AI-driven edge in its sportsbook infrastructure. Over 70% of betting activity on its network is now processed by AI, supporting complex products like Bet Builders and player props.
VNLOK Chairman Björn Fuchs stated that the trade body has evidence of Meta's system failures allowing illegal gambling content to lure audiences. This Dutch challenge against Meta is expected to have repercussions across all European markets.
The Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) has urged the UK government to pause the planned increase in General Betting Duty (GBD). This request comes as part of their lobbying efforts against a potential rise in Machine Games Duty (MGD).
EveryMatrix CTO Pablo Jensen is exploring how to move beyond the current Artificial Intelligence hype in the iGaming industry. The company has been increasing its use of AI technologies. This initiative focuses on practical applications of AI within their operations.
Michel Groothuizen, Chairman of the Dutch gambling authority Kansspelautoriteit (KSA), stated that all options are being considered to hold Big Tech companies responsible. This addresses their role in allowing illegal gambling ads to target Dutch customers.
Bet365 has received a warning and a penalty fee from the Swedish gambling regulator, Spelinspektionen. The operator was fined SEK 40m and SEK 4m for violations related to customer care and other issues, but avoided a license suspension.
The International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) has protested Brazil's proposed online betting ban. IBIA warns that the ban could have significant negative impacts on sports integrity within the country.
Sportradar has accused rival company Altenar of attempting to “inflame the news agenda” amid claims the legal dispute between the two has been taken to antitrust authorities in the UK and European Union (EU). Altenar and Sportradar are involved in a long-running dispute, with the former accusing the latter of breaching antitrust principles via its […]
Entain's Q3 online net gaming revenue (NGR) would have risen 5% despite a sudden online betting ban in Brazil. This performance suggests the company is doing well without the Brazilian market, as reported in their Q3 earnings. The FTSE 250 gambling multinational's financials indicate continued growth despite regional challenges.
Rank Group reported a 5% increase in net revenue for Q1, reaching £216.1m. The company's like-for-like digital net gaming revenue grew by 6% year-on-year to £64.9m, with growth observed across both its UK and international digital businesses.
Kaizen Gaming, parent company of Betano, affirmed its commitment to its Brazilian staff despite an advancing ban on online betting in the country. The company made a pledge to keep its employees and urged the government to reconsider its measures.
Italy's Ministry of Finance and Economy (MEF) forecasts raising €1 billion from gambling companies for its 2027 Budget Law. This projection from 2027-2028 is based on significant reforms being undertaken to online gambling licensing.
The KTO Group founder has refuted reports of the company's demise, despite mixed signals and social media activity. Concerns arose following news that KTO was reportedly closing its business due to Brazil's gambling ban.
Amelco has introduced Amplify, an AI-powered development platform designed to offer operators enhanced control over their technology and product development. This platform integrates Amelco's regulated sportsbook, iGaming, PAM, and wallet systems with AI tools, allowing operators to deploy custom features through their in-house teams.
FIRST.bet has launched its SportOS betting operating system in Sweden, marking its debut in the market. The Bulgarian sportsbook technology company provides services such as pricing, trading, risk, bet acceptance, and settlement, while allowing operators to retain ownership of frontend elements.
SBC Summit 2026 concluded a record-breaking week in Lisbon with 40,000 attendees, and the event is committed to the location through 2030. The summit saw significant growth in key audience groups, including a 37% increase in operator numbers and a 40.7% rise in C-level participation year-on-year.
Matchbook has acquired rival betting exchange Betdaq, significantly scaling its global reach. This takeover follows Matchbook's expansion into prediction markets last year and reduces the number of major betting exchanges in the UK to four.
Spain has tightened compliance controls on iGaming payments by sanctioning new rules for the authorisation and mandatory monitoring of gambling transactions. These changes, applied via Royal Decree 813/2026, amend regulations supporting the Federal Law on Preventing Money Laundering & Terrorist Financing Activities.
PointsBet anticipates a 16% year-on-year revenue decline for H1 2027, projecting approximately AU$113m. This expected drop follows Japanese giant MIXI acquiring a 66% stake in the company a year prior, while its Alberta launch remains pending.
Kambi is exploring how AI can transform the traditional sportsbook model towards a more dynamic and personalized experience. The company aims for AI to enable operators to offer tailored propositions to individual players, potentially moving beyond existing sportsbook catalogues.
The UK gambling sector is experiencing a 'split personality problem' regarding the debate over gambling taxes, as different parties hold contradictory positions. This tension has been evident throughout the year, especially following the April increase in Remote Gaming Duty (RGD) from 21% to 40%.
New Zealand has named the operators cleared for the second stage of its licensing process for online gambling. Eleven brands, including Entain, SkyCity, Stake, and Betway, are now eligible to apply for the 15 available online licenses under the new regime.
BETBY is expanding its presence in the Polish betting market shortly after its initial launch. Following a deal with local bookmaker Betters in mid-September 2026, the company has secured a new partnership to further its reach in the region.
BetMGM reported a significant 112% increase in adjusted EBITDA for Q3 2025, reaching $41 million, providing strong support for co-owner Entain. Despite this performance in North America, BetMGM maintains a cautious outlook regarding its full-year expectations.
France's national gambling regulator, ANJ, has identified excessive risks in French sports betting despite significant market growth. In 2025, sports betting stakes increased by 12% to €11.5bn, with Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR) rising 10.4% to €1.7bn.