Evolution launched its Crazy Time live game show for online players in Connecticut, streaming from its Connecticut studio. The company said the launch completes the game’s rollout in all states where it offers live dealer games.
The launch adds Evolution’s live game show to its offering in Connecticut.
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Play 971 launched in the UAE and described itself as the country’s first online gaming site licensed by the General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority. The regulator added the site to its internet gaming and sports wagering licensees on 28 November, while the report said its rollout might be a limited trial and that an official launch was reportedly planned for the first quarter of 2026.
PAGCOR revoked One Visaya Gaming Corp.’s gaming system administrator licence on 28 August, reportedly over know-your-customer violations. The licence covers the Bigwin29 online casino platform, which was required to close by 8 October; Evolution’s separate live-casino studio licence with One Visaya was reported to remain unaffected.
Flutter-owned Betfair plans to stop operating in New Zealand later in July and will accept bets until 23 July. The company said the change is needed to comply with a legislative amendment; it is unclear whether Betfair will seek one of the planned online casino licences.
Galaxy Gaming reported Q3 net income of $5.1 million, including a $5.2 million termination fee linked to the failed Evolution acquisition. The available figures concern the company’s third-quarter results.
Galaxy Gaming reported Q3 net income of $5.1m, benefiting from a $5.2m termination fee linked to the failed Evolution acquisition.
Eight of the ten European gambling stocks tracked reportedly rose in the week to 6 November 2026, while the FTSE 100 fell 0.52%. Sportradar gained 12.55% to $13.54 around its third-quarter results; Flutter fell 1.08% to $81.70 after cutting its 2026 guidance.