DAZN launched its sportsbook and online casino in Ontario on 30 June, according to the report. Managing Director Richard Rawlinson said the launch would underpin the company’s wider Canadian growth strategy, and DAZN said it plans to enter Alberta in the near future.
DAZN’s Ontario entry adds another operator to the province’s competitive online market.
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Pragmatic Solutions says its platform is live in Ireland, where it is supporting operators under the new remote betting licensing framework. The GRAI’s remote betting licences took effect at the start of July, and the company said it completed the platform and compliance work for local operations.
ADI Predictstreet said it has secured approval to expand its prediction market platform beyond football. After the FIFA World Cup 2026, the company plans to introduce markets covering other sports, entertainment, culture, weather and selected political events. The company also cited partnerships with Kalshi, Fanatics Markets, Matchbook and DAZN to support its platform’s reach and liquidity.
Gibraltar authorities approved ADI Predictstreet’s initial regulatory framework, the company said, allowing it to proceed with a phased expansion beyond football. The planned markets include other sports, entertainment, culture, weather and selected political events; Germany’s GGL has separately opened an investigation into the platform’s advertising and whether it provides illegal gambling there.
DAZN Bet has received an iGaming operator licence from Ontario’s AGCO and is registered by Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis, according to the report. The company has not yet started taking bets in Ontario, despite receiving approval to launch there in January; Alberta’s regulated commercial online gambling market is scheduled to open on 13 July.
Kambi Group has signed a multi-year online sportsbook partnership with QuinnBet, which operates in the UK and Ireland. QuinnBet will migrate to Kambi's Turnkey Sportsbook, integrated with its Pragmatic Solutions player account platform, and will use the full sportsbook range including Bet Builder and AI-based trading and risk management. Kambi CEO Werner Becher and QuinnBet CEO Brenda Quinn welcomed the agreement.
Kambi Group plc has signed a multi-year online sportsbook partnership with QuinnBet, an operator active in the UK and Ireland. Under the agreement, QuinnBet will migrate to Kambi's Turnkey Sportsbook, the report said.