Flutter is reportedly considering a US poker expansion involving FanDuel and PokerStars, with no formal announcement. The reported possibilities include integrating the brands or strengthening their cooperation, but the plans remain uncertain.
Operators and suppliers may need to assess possible competition from a FanDuel poker offering across US markets.
Quarter ended 30 September 2026
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PokerStars said it will withdraw its separate US platforms and integrate them into FanDuel, covering New Jersey, Michigan and Pennsylvania. Players in those states will share a poker network, while Ontario will migrate separately and remain outside the shared US network. The integrated platform is expected to launch by the end of 2026.
Flutter Entertainment reported 2025 revenue of $16.4bn, up 17%, and adjusted EBITDA of $2.8bn, up 21%, in its annual results. The company recorded a $407m net loss for the year, compared with $162m net income in 2024, and forecast 2026 revenue of $18.4bn and adjusted EBITDA of $2.97bn. Chief executive Peter Jackson said Flutter remained focused on its 2026 plans.
It was reported that Flutter announced Dan Taylor’s appointment as group chief executive. The gambling group operates brands including FanDuel, PokerStars, Betfair and Sky Betting.
Spain’s regulated online gambling market generated more than €1.7bn in gross revenue in 2025, reportedly 17% above the previous year. Online casino accounted for 52.5% of revenue and grew 22%, while operators spent €664m on marketing, including about €350m on promotions and bonuses. The report also says the European Commission is studying a proposed 3% levy and that UK remote gambling tax rose to 40%.
Asaf Noifeld has left his role as FanDuel casino managing director, reportedly. He first joined the PokerStars brand in 2014.