EveryMatrix announced a recommended public offer for all shares in Fantasma Games at SEK59 per share, with total cash consideration of SEK209.8 million. The offer is conditional on at least 90% of shareholders accepting; EveryMatrix said more than 50% had signed binding agreements to sell.
Fantasma would broaden EveryMatrix’s portfolio if at least 90% of shareholders accept the offer.
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EveryMatrix launched Pass The Stats, a sportsbook feature that transfers eligible player bets to a substitute when the selected player leaves a match. The feature retains the original odds and applies to player statistics and markets including goalscorer, assists, shots and cards across several competitions.
The Pools moved its sportsbook and iGaming operations from FSB Technology to GiG’s platform in January as part of a wider technology overhaul. The operator said the system supports bet-builder features and dynamic odds, and that it is focused on rebuilding its UK brand and developing digital versions of its Pools games.
EveryMatrix chief executive Ebbe Groes said the supplier is rebuilding the technology it acquired with FSB rather than retaining it, as the company integrates the business. EveryMatrix bought FSB in an all-cash deal last July and later acquired Fantasma Games; Groes also said operator insourcing poses limited concern for suppliers with diversified markets.
EveryMatrix, BetBlocker and Malta’s Responsible Gaming Foundation said they were working together to add a Maltese-language version of BetBlocker. The project was launched during European Safer Gambling Week 2024 to support players seeking to manage access to gambling.
Cashpoint Denmark rebranded as Merkur Bets and launched a digital platform supplied by EveryMatrix on 4 November 2026. The platform combines retail and online sports betting and adds an online casino offer; around 200 betting shops are also adopting the new brand. Merkur Group said Denmark is the first market in a planned migration of its operations in Belgium, Germany and Austria to EveryMatrix technology.