BTSBrasilTV renewed its contract with RAISE, a company in the BSOP group, to provide technical production and distribution support for BSOP poker tournaments in 2025. The work covers internet infrastructure, logical security, audiovisual production and signal distribution, the companies said.
The agreement assigns BTSBrasilTV technical and broadcast support for BSOP tournaments throughout 2025.
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Wohl & Fruchter LLP renewed its investigation into the proposed acquisition of Caesars Entertainment by Fertitta Entertainment after a filing disclosed a $34-per-share cash bid from the Icahn Group during the go-shop period. Caesars’ board supports Fertitta’s $31-per-share offer and recommended it to shareholders, who are scheduled to vote on 22 September, according to the report.
Foliatti Casino and Sportsbook renewed its multi-year partnership with the San Francisco 49ers, extending an arrangement that began in 2023. The deal includes fan events, hospitality and access linked to the team’s 2026 game in Mexico City.
Light & Wonder announced gaming systems agreements with Seneca Resorts & Casinos in New York and Deadwood Gulch Gaming Resort in South Dakota. Seneca selected the supplier after an RFP and will modernise systems across three resorts; Deadwood Gulch chose it to replace its existing system.
Capula Investment Management has taken positions in CIRSA and Lottomatica ahead of their proposed merger, reportedly seeking to benefit from a difference in their share prices and the exchange value. Its declared CIRSA exposure is about €30 million, while its short position in Lottomatica is valued at about €35 million; the integration is planned for Q2 2027, subject to approvals.
Capula Investment Management has reportedly taken positions in CIRSA and Lottomatica ahead of their planned merger. The arbitrage strategy seeks to benefit from differences between the companies' share prices and the value resulting from the deal.
Digicann said it signed a binding share-exchange agreement to acquire Winning Asia Technology Macau Ltd through a proposed reverse takeover. The deal requires approval from Digicann shareholders and the Canadian exchange; it includes a planned 25-to-1 share consolidation and settlement of approximately CAD1 million in debenture principal, plus accrued interest.
Digicann Ventures said it signed a binding share-exchange agreement to acquire Macau gaming product distributor Winning Asia Technology Macau Ltd in a proposed reverse takeover. The deal requires approval from Digicann shareholders and the Canadian exchange.