7777 gaming said it has partnered with Betika to offer its games to the operator’s customers across its platforms. Betika operates in Kenya, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia; the companies did not state a launch date.
The partnership offers 7777 gaming access to Betika customers across its platforms, though no launch date was stated.
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The Michigan Gaming Control Board said it partnered with Gamban to offer Michigan residents a free licence for the gambling-blocking service. Residents can claim access for up to five years, and Gamban said its app will direct users to support services available in the state.
Kalshi announced a partnership with XP Inc to make prediction markets available to clients holding an international investment account with XP International in Brazil. The companies said initial markets will focus on financial and economic events, with access aligned to client profiles and regulatory requirements.
Phantom launched a prediction-markets offering through a partnership with Kalshi, allowing users to access event contracts in its mobile application, according to the report. The report also says Kalshi and Polymarket let clients fund accounts with Solana, while analysts expect prediction-market activity to support Solana use in 2026.
Aviatrix has agreed to supply its crash game to Paraguayan betting platform Apostala. Apostala general manager Alejandro Tamayo said the operator had welcomed the game, while Aviatrix chief account officer Anastasia Rimskaya described Paraguay as a new market for the supplier.
Truth Social announced a partnership with Crypto.com to offer its Truth Predict product. The company said users will be able to trade on event contracts offered through Crypto Derivatives North America, including markets on politics, economics, finance and sports; the announcement described access as federally compliant.