EveryMatrix said its CasinoEngine platform exceeded €6bn in monthly turnover and six billion monthly game rounds in June 2024. The company attributed growth to existing customers, new vendors and launches with operators including Veikkaus, DraftKings, Golden Nugget, BetMGM and Rush Street.
The reported scale and operator launches indicate demand for CasinoEngine among named gambling operators.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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Reportedly, Offshore casinos increased their share of New Jersey's Blask Index from 26.40% in September 2025 to 33.25% in August 2026. Their share of projected revenue, measured through Competitive Earning Baseline, increased from 28.52% to 30.26% over the same period.
DraftKings EVP and iGaming general manager Christian Bogstrand said the operator competes with BetMGM and FanDuel through exclusive titles, promotions and personalisation. He said Lightning Link, a land-based title, was brought online and promoted in the app. Bogstrand, based in London, said he reviews DraftKings' and rivals' products daily.
The 2028 Los Angeles Olympics will add flag football, baseball, softball, cricket, lacrosse and squash to a programme that already includes basketball, soccer and golf. The IOC estimated about €11bn was wagered globally on the 2024 Paris Games, more than 20% above Tokyo, and Entain said its Olympic betting volume doubled over the same period. DraftKings reported a 650% rise in World Cup bets against 2022 for the North American-hosted 2026 tournament.
EveryMatrix has established a dedicated lottery division to develop digital technology and products for the sector, the company said. The unit will offer numbers games, pool sports and eInstants, and Nikolina Gabelica will lead it as managing director. EveryMatrix said it has existing lottery partnerships, including with Szerencsejáték Zrt, Norsk Tipping, Veikkaus, OPAP and Danske Spil.
Caesars has stopped accepting credit card deposits across its US online gambling platforms, the company said. The change covers its Caesars Digital sites and apps in the United States, but excludes Puerto Rico and Ontario. The move follows similar withdrawals by other operators and comes as states consider or impose restrictions.