LeoVegas completed the migration of its four Swedish-facing brands to its proprietary Tiger sportsbook on 1 June 2026. The company said the switch followed earlier migrations of GoGoCasino, BetMGM and Expekt, and aims to reduce reliance on third-party technology suppliers.
The completed migration puts LeoVegas’ Swedish sportsbook brands on the group’s own platform rather than third-party technology.
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BetMGM opened its first poolside sportsbook at Tailgate Beach Club, beside Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas. The venue offers an outdoor betting window and access to the BetMGM app; the dayclub can accommodate up to 2,000 guests. BetMGM said the site joins its 10 other retail sportsbooks at MGM Resorts properties on the Las Vegas Strip.
BetMGM and MGM Resorts said they would contribute $320,000 to responsible gambling initiatives during September’s Responsible Gaming Education Month. The money will support research, state problem gambling councils, the 1-800-GAMBLER helpline and the Evive Foundation. The companies also reported that more than 3,000 employees had qualified as GameSense Advisors.
LeoVegas has launched its Tiger sportsbook for UK customers across BetMGM, LeoVegas and BetUK, the company said. The product uses a platform built on technology acquired in 2024 and includes odds boosts, partial cash-out and combination-bet options.
LeoVegas CFO Stefan Nelson said the operator is taking a more localised approach to growth as regulated markets face higher taxes, stricter compliance and competition from unlicensed operators. He said LeoVegas remains largely independent following its acquisition by MGM Resorts and will prioritise selective acquisitions, compliant businesses and strong local positions.
MGM Resorts International reported consolidated revenue of $4.21bn for the third quarter of 2026, down 1% year on year, according to its financial results published on 28 October. Net loss attributable to shareholders narrowed to $17m from $285m, while adjusted consolidated EBITDA fell to $403m from $506m. MGM China revenue rose 5%, and the company said its digital businesses also recorded revenue growth.