Betty Canada chief executive Chavdar Dimitrov reported Q3 2026 net revenue of US$111m across Ontario and Alberta, up 23% from Q2. He said the company had more than 214,000 active players in the two markets in September, 28% more than in June.
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Betsson Group managing director for Southern Europe Stefano Tino said Italy would remain central to the group’s expansion strategy in the region. He said growth in regulated markets would require selective investment, adaptation to national rules and attention to economic sustainability.
Stefano Tino, Managing Director Southern Europe of Betsson Group, said Italy will remain a reference point for the group's expansion strategy in southern Europe. He said growth in regulated markets will call for increasingly selective investment, adaptation to national rules and closer attention to economic sustainability.
Texas Capital analyst David Bain lowered Full House Resorts’ rating to “hold” from “buy”, according to a report, and cut his price target to $1 from $3.50. Bain cited uncertainty over debt restructuring and financing for the planned American Place casino; he forecast third-quarter EBITDA of $14.1 million, below the $15.8 million consensus estimate.
Analysts issued views on Genius Sports, Churchill Downs, Rush Street and Gaming and Leisure Properties, according to the report. One analyst said Macau’s October gross gaming revenue fell 10% year on year, while another noted a proposed 19% value-added tax on online gaming deposits in Colombia that still requires legislative approval.
Intermonte and Banca Akros analysts said proposed measures in Italy’s 2027 budget bill could have a limited overall effect on Lottomatica. Intermonte estimated annual concession-related capital spending of about €90m-€100m in 2027-29, while the bill proposes higher gaming taxes on slot machines and higher maximum stakes and prizes; the measures await parliamentary discussion.
The measures in the 2027 budget bill, which await discussion in Parliament, could have a limited overall impact on Lottomatica's accounts. Analysts at Intermonte and Banca Akros reached this view after examining what the budget law plans for the public gaming sector.
Play’n GO told major aggregators on 29 October that its games would no longer be available through them, reportedly aiming to close routes to offshore markets, including via MGA-licensed operators. Chief commercial officer Magnus Olsson said the supplier continues to review traffic and act when needed, describing the move as consistent with its existing strategy; sources differed on the financial impact.
Play’n GO has stopped providing its games to every major aggregator, according to the report, and warned partners that black-market availability is unacceptable. Play’n GO sent letters to the major aggregators on 29 October announcing that its titles would be withdrawn. The stated purpose was to shut the last routes by which the developer's games could reach offshore markets, MGA-licensed operators among them.