Hacksaw Gaming appointed Philippa Gregory operational CEO, succeeding Marcus Cordes, who will lead the company’s Hacksaw Markets division. The company said Gregory and Cordes will work together through 1 December; chief commercial officer Luke Hammett will also join group management.
The appointments clarify leadership responsibilities across Hacksaw Gaming and its prediction markets business.
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Hacksaw Gaming announced an extension of its partnership with bet365 to Spain. The agreement will make a range of Hacksaw Gaming titles available to bet365 players in the Spanish market. Executives from both companies commented on the expanded arrangement.
Reportedly, Hacksaw Gaming released Moneyplane on 7 September 2026, entering the crash game category. The game offers five return-to-player settings between 92% and 98%, allowing operators to select their preferred version.
Hacksaw Gaming has launched Moneyplane, its first crash game. The game uses the supplier's Bail2Win format and allows payouts of up to 10,000 times the player's stake. Players share each flight and decide when to cash out before a crash.
It was reported that Hacksaw Gaming’s second-quarter revenue increased 30% to €59.3m. Its shares fell after earnings per share missed consensus expectations.
It was reported that Hacksaw’s second-quarter revenue increased 31% to €59.3m. Operating profit reached €48.4m as its own releases and partner-studio distribution expanded.