Flutter Entertainment reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $3.874bn, up 2% year on year. Its Southern Europe & Africa region, which includes Italy, generated $836m, a 13% increase; group adjusted EBITDA fell 25% to $360m.
Investors must weigh Southern Europe & Africa’s revenue growth against the group’s falling adjusted EBITDA.
Quarter ended 30 June 2026
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Flutter reported third-quarter 2026 revenue of $3.874bn, up 2% year on year. The company said Southern Europe and Africa revenue rose 13%, while it lowered its full-year guidance following the closure of its Brazilian operations, setting midpoint revenue guidance at $17.61bn.
Flutter Entertainment set a target of $500m in additional gross operating cost and capital expenditure savings by 2029, CEO Dan Taylor said after the company announced its third-quarter results. The target excludes savings previously proposed, including potential job cuts in the UK and Ireland; the company did not detail how it will deliver the new savings.
Paddy Power Poker moved from iPoker to PokerStars Network on 28 October, according to the report. The migration forms part of Flutter’s broader network strategy and accompanies a previously announced poker-product refresh.
Paddy Power Poker reportedly moved to the PokerStars Network on 28 October. The poker room was previously on the iPoker network, according to the report.
Bet365, FanDuel and Hard Rock are using AI features to provide bettors with game insights and help building wagers, according to the report. Eilers & Krejcik Gaming analyst Brad Allen said its app testing found Hard Rock’s AI insights well received, while feedback on FanDuel’s AceAI was mixed; the sample was too small to establish broader preferences.
Bet365, FanDuel and Hard Rock are using artificial intelligence on the customer-facing side of their sportsbooks, according to the report. The report describes the tools as providing bettors with game-specific insights and help in building wagers.
Amelco has launched Amplify, an AI development platform intended to let betting operators build and deploy product changes using prompts, according to the company’s founder and chief executive, Damian Walton. The article says the system can generate code and handle testing and deployment across apps, websites and back-office systems.
Amelco has launched Amplify, an AI development platform that the company says allows betting operators to build, test and deploy product changes by prompting the system. According to Amelco founder and chief executive Damian Walton, the platform generates code and handles testing and deployment across apps, websites and back-office systems. Amelco's clients include Fanatics, Hard Rock Bet, Flutter and Entain.