1xBet has signed a betting partnership with MIBR’s VALORANT team, the company said. MIBR’s marketing and partnerships director said the team had received approval for the sponsorship, which it described as the first betting sponsorship within the Riot Games ecosystem.
The agreement creates a betting sponsorship involving a team competing in Riot Games’ VALORANT ecosystem.
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FEJAR and 1xCare have signed a memorandum to explore ways to improve access to FEJAR’s online therapy and support services. The organisations said FEJAR will retain control of its professional methods and patient care, and that the collaboration carries no commercial consideration or patient access for 1xCare. Any specific funding, services or personal-data processing would require a separate written agreement and approvals.
Betclic held 55.2% of measured online gambling brand demand in Ivory Coast in September 2026, according to Blask data cited in the report. National demand rose 21.7% month on month, while LONACI Online’s share fell from 8% to 6%.
Liberia's National Lottery Authority restored LiPay Inc.'s licence on 24 September 2026, allowing it to resume sports betting, online casino and online lottery operations and represent the 1xBet brand. The one-year licence is conditional on compliance with licensing rules, anti-money laundering and responsible gaming requirements, following a settlement dated 14 September. The report says the company had previously been fined US$10,000 and barred from applying for licences for two years.
Reportedly, Liberia’s NLA reinstated LIPAY Inc.’s operating licence after a settlement. LIPAY represents 1xBet locally, and the administrative dispute had resulted in restrictions on its operations.
The Curaçao Gaming Authority acknowledged that licences had been granted despite unanswered questions, reportedly, and said the sector was in transition under laws passed in 2024. The authority also said it had closed a security gap that allowed a researcher to access its licensing system for nine months. Leaked files reportedly raised questions about ownership disclosures and licensing oversight.