Blueprint Gaming has partnered with Supergroup brands Betway and Jackpotcity to offer its slot games in South Africa, according to the company statement. The initial selection includes Megaways and Cash Strike titles, alongside branded releases; further games are expected as the rollout progresses.
The agreement gives Blueprint distribution through two named brands in South Africa.
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Super Group CEO Neal Menashe said the company sees opportunities as the UK gambling market consolidates. Revenue from Betway and Spin in the UK rose 13% year on year in Q3, while group revenue increased 10% to $611 million. Menashe said the company had consolidated its UK businesses and was positioned to capture revenue as smaller operators exit.
In Q3, the UK market delivered a 13% year-on-year rise in revenue through the Betway and Spin brands, and group revenue for the quarter rose 10% to $611 million. Adjusted EBITDA for the quarter came in at $165 million, up 8% on the same quarter of 2025, and net profit for the period was $142 million.
Super Group reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $611m, up 10% year on year, and profit of $142m, compared with $96m a year earlier. Africa revenue rose to $262m from $224m, while the company forecast 2026 revenue of $2.525bn-$2.575bn and adjusted EBITDA of $700m-$720m; its board also approved a share repurchase programme of up to $150m through December 2027.
Quarterly revenue came to $611m, 10% above the $557m of a year earlier. Profit rose from $96m to $142m. Monthly active customers rose 9% to 6.0 million.
New Zealand’s Department of Internal Affairs said 11 companies advanced through an auction for online casino licensing rights ahead of a planned 2027 market launch. The 32 bidders completed 10 rounds, with successful applicants collectively bidding NZ$15 million for 15 rights; each covers one brand for three years, with a possible five-year renewal. Successful bidders must still complete applications and due diligence, while operators that did not qualify must cease operations by 1 December 2026.
Alberta's iGaming Corp added Betway Canada to the province's operating-platform list on 28 September, bringing its sportsbook and online casino to the regulated market. The announcement also listed Apollo Entertainment's Golden Tiger Casino; more than 30 platforms were active in the market, according to the report.
Reportedly, Betway began accepting bets in Alberta's licensed online gambling market during the week of 29 September. Other Super Group brands also joined the market.