Entain launched a horse racing bet builder across Ladbrokes and Coral online platforms and shops in the UK and Ireland. Customers can combine selections from the same race, including win, place and winning-distance markets; the company said odds can reach 100,000/1.
Customers can combine selections from the same race across Ladbrokes and Coral online platforms and shops.
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Reportedly, Entain has written to 10 English football clubs asking them to withdraw from sponsorship arrangements with operators lacking a UK licence. The appeal comes ahead of the 9 September deadline for the DCMS consultation on sponsorships involving unlicensed gambling operators.
Racecourse Media Group has extended its in-play betting service to Irish horse racing, with pricing integrated into digital sportsbooks operated by Entain brands Ladbrokes and Coral, William Hill and BVGroup, the company said on 17 February 2026. The rollout covers racing at all 26 Irish racecourses under a media rights agreement involving RMG, Sports Information Services, Horse Racing Ireland and the Association of Irish Racecourses. RMG’s pricing partner Pythia Sports supplies the odds, supported by CourseTrack data.
Entain reported a 2% year-on-year increase in group net gaming revenue for the three months to 30 September 2026, with online revenue up 3%. UK and Ireland online revenue rose 14% and combined UK and Ireland NGR grew 8%, while Brazil NGR fell 36%. The owner of Ladbrokes, Coral and bwin kept its full-year guidance, first revised in September.
Entain wrote to 10 English football clubs urging them to reconsider offshore betting partnerships. Entain said the partners lacked UK licences and raised concerns about player protection and money laundering. The report places the letters ahead of the close of a government consultation on such sponsorships.
Entain reported full-year 2025 net gaming revenue of £5.33bn, up around 3% year on year, with BetMGM contributing to the increase. The company recorded a £681m loss, including a £488m impairment it attributed to UK gambling tax increases announced in November; chief executive Stella David said Entain expects 5–7% growth this year excluding the US.