LeoVegas Group launched its own sportsbook in Denmark under the LeoVegas and Expekt brands. The company said the rollout would continue into more countries and brands; it also offers partial cash-out and bet-builder parlays through the sportsbook.
The launch introduces LeoVegas Group’s proprietary sportsbook to Denmark and begins its stated international rollout.
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MGM reported consolidated revenue of $4.5bn for the three months ended 30 June 2026, up 1% year on year. MGM Digital revenue rose 20% to $196m, while the division’s adjusted EBITDAR loss widened to $31m; CEO Bill Hornbuckle also said the MGM Osaka project remained on schedule to open in 2030.
Coolbet will end service in Alberta ahead of the province’s regulated commercial iGaming market launch on 13 July, according to a notice on the company’s website. It has stopped accepting new registrations and deposits; access will end on 12 July, and customers can withdraw remaining balances until 31 August. Coolbet said regulatory changes prompted the exit.
People Incorporated, formerly IAC, has launched an $18bn (£13.4bn) bid to take control of MGM Resorts International. MGM Resorts owns Swedish-founded iGaming company LeoVegas and the international BetMGM sportsbook, the report said. The bid's outcome was not stated.
Evolution reported first-quarter revenue of €513 million, slightly below the year-earlier figure. Revenue in Europe fell year on year and quarter on quarter, while Betsson, Kambi, MGM Digital, Catena Media, Raketech and Angler Gaming also faced pressures described in the report.
LeoVegas said GoGoCasino received a sports betting licence from Sweden's Spelinspektionen, allowing its online sportsbook to launch in the market. The service uses LeoVegas' Tiger platform, which the company said is entering Sweden for the first time.