EveryMatrix has appointed Jonas Groes co-chief executive, effective 1 January 2026, to lead the supplier alongside co-founder Ebbe Groes. The company said Jonas Groes has advised it for years and will be based in Copenhagen.
Jonas Groes will share leadership of EveryMatrix with co-founder Ebbe Groes, shaping the supplier’s direction from Copenhagen.
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Games Valley appointed Robert Dowling as advisory chief strategy officer, the company said. Dowling will advise on its commercial and growth strategy, including expansion into newly regulated markets and relationships with operators and studios.
EveryMatrix appointed Matias Montero as managing director for Latin America and said it is establishing a regional hub. Based in Buenos Aires, Montero will report to group commercial director Daniel Clark and lead the supplier’s regional growth efforts.
EveryMatrix Group Commercial Director Daniel Clark cited its work with Danish state-owned operator Danske Spil, including modernising a platform launched in 2012. Clark also referred to work with Norsk Tipping, OPAP, Merkur Group and Betsson, and said EveryMatrix had announced an agreement with Sky City in New Zealand the previous year.
The partnership with Danish state-owned operator Danske Spil involved EveryMatrix taking a legacy platform first launched in 2012 into the modern era. Clark said the operator had found it hard to expand its footprint. Describing the outcome, he said the company was able to show it had the tools to help capture new players in that market.
Merkur said Cashpoint Denmark began operating as Merkur Bets on 22 September 2026, alongside a move to a new digital platform from EveryMatrix. The platform connects retail betting with online sports betting and an online casino, which the company says is being offered for the first time. Merkur said it plans to move its offerings in Belgium, Germany and Austria to the technology as well.
EveryMatrix signed an agreement with Stake to provide casino content through its aggregation technology, the companies said. Stake will gain access to more than 45,000 games from over 360 providers, including content developed by EveryMatrix through Fantasma Games. The companies said the arrangement supports Stake’s activity in regulated markets.