Asaf Noifeld has left his role as FanDuel casino managing director, reportedly. He first joined the PokerStars brand in 2014.
The departure may affect leadership continuity across FanDuel’s casino business.
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PokerStars said its existing Ontario platform would stop offering poker, casino and sports on 7 May 2026, ahead of a planned move to FanDuel. Accounts would remain accessible until 4 June, when remaining funds were to be returned by cheque; the new Ontario launch date was not confirmed in the report.
Flutter-owned FanDuel launched PokerStars on its platform, combining online poker liquidity in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan. The company said the network will include tournaments and cash games, including Sunday Million events with a $500,000 guarantee; availability in Ontario is planned for later this year.
FanDuel reportedly plans to make Christian Genetski its permanent chief executive from 1 January 2027, ending his interim tenure. The reported appointment was communicated to Flutter staff, but neither Flutter nor FanDuel has confirmed it. Genetski became interim CEO in May 2026 after Amy Howe stepped down.
Christian Genetski is set to become FanDuel's permanent chief executive, after an interim stint of nearly six months. The job becomes his officially on 1 January 2027. As of the report, no confirmation of the appointment had come from Flutter or FanDuel.
Sports betting technology supplier Altenar appointed Steven Craven as chief financial officer, the company announced. Craven will oversee its financial operations and strategy as it develops its international markets. Altenar said he previously worked at PwC, Strix and PokerStars/Flutter.
Altenar has appointed Steven Craven as chief financial officer, the sports betting technology supplier announced. Craven will oversee the company's financial operations and strategy, aligning financial planning with its long-term business objectives in international markets.
Reportedly, Midnite has hired former FanDuel and Sky Bet staff to expand its product team. The recruitment supports international growth plans that include a planned Canadian launch.