Mindway AI integrated its Gamalyze self-assessment tool into DraftKings’ Responsible Gaming Center, according to the report. Mindway AI chief executive Rasmus Kjaergaard said the tool would be available across North American jurisdictions where DraftKings operates.
The integration adds a player self-assessment tool to DraftKings’ responsible gaming resources across its North American markets.
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PlayUSA reported, citing InterGame, on Mindway AI’s agreements with PrizePicks, DraftKings and Amelco. PrizePicks integrated GameScanner last October; DraftKings began its partnership in January and Amelco agreed terms in March.
Mindway AI launched Gamalyze Sports, a risk-assessment tool for sports bettors, and said DraftKings has begun using it. The football-game format assesses users’ decisions and risk management, while completed sessions generate a personalised report and action plan.
Mindway AI business development manager Stephen Aupy said the company works with DraftKings, PrizePicks, Betr and Gaming Analytics in the US on player-safety initiatives. Aupy said its January partnership with DraftKings integrates the Gamalyze tool into the operator’s Responsible Gaming Center; he also described a Mindway AI project with Crown Resorts in Australia.
Norway-based networking start-up Intro.community appointed former Microgaming and NYX Gaming Group executive David Flynn as chairman, according to the company announcement reported on 3 September 2026. Former Kindred Group executive Britt Boeskov also joined the board as the business prepares an invite-only expansion of its platform this autumn.
DraftKings lowered its full-year 2026 revenue guidance to $6.35 billion-$6.55 billion, from $6.5 billion-$6.9 billion previously, and reported a third-quarter adjusted EBITDA loss of $317 million. The company said more than 1.6 million customers had used its predictions offering year-to-date and expected 2026 predictions investment of at least $650 million; its shares fell about 22% in Thursday after-hours trading after the results.
DraftKings lowered its 2026 revenue guidance to $6.35bn–$6.55bn from $6.5bn–$6.9bn. It reported a third-quarter adjusted EBITDA loss of $317m, compared with a $126m loss a year earlier.