Play’n Go partnered with bet365 to launch more than 50 online casino games on the operator’s New Jersey platform, the companies said. The titles include Book of Dead, Rise of Olympus 100 and Colt Lightning. Play’n Go already works with five other operators in the state, including PlayStar and BetMGM.
The launch adds Play’n Go games to bet365’s New Jersey casino offering.
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EDGE Markets said it expects to process more than $2bn in transactions during the 2026 NFL season. The company reported more than $800m in volume during the season’s first 44 days, compared with $1.2bn over the full 2025 season.
Live shopping app Whatnot faces more than 70 arbitration claims alleging its card breaks operate as an illegal lottery. Lawyer Paul Lesko announced 15 requests for more than 30 clients in March 2026. The platform closed a $545m Series G round on 7 August, nearly doubling its valuation to $20bn, and moved more than $8bn in goods in 2025.
Whatnot faces more than 70 arbitration claims alleging that its card breaks operate as an illegal lottery. Lawyer Paul Lesko announced 15 arbitration requests on behalf of more than 30 clients against Whatnot in March 2026, and has since filed complaints for more than 70 people, the report said. The claims argue that breaks function as an illegal lottery and that part of what occurs on the platform amounts to fraud.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board approved two consent agreements imposing combined fines exceeding $100,000 on MGM Resorts International and CountR GmbH. MGM’s $50,250 penalty concerned a late principal licensing application.
Two consent agreements won approval from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, leaving MGM Resorts International and CountR GmbH together owing more than $100,000 in penalties. A $50,250 fine fell on MGM because a principal licensing application was not filed on time. The board's account of the agreements does not name the worker behind the missed filing.
The Pennsylvania Lottery said it generated more than $1 billion in profit for the fiscal year ended 30 June 2026, marking its 15th consecutive year above that level. Retail traditional-game sales rose 3% to $4.44 billion, while online sales totalled $849 million; proceeds support programmes for older Pennsylvanians.
It was reported that prediction market contracts on Connecticut’s 11 August primaries attracted over $100,000. Kalshi and Polymarket were among the platforms offering the election markets.