Playnetic said its games are now available through GBO on Lottomatica, Goldbet and Planetwin365 in Italy, distributed via Microgame’s platform. Three titles were included at launch, under the market’s ADM regulatory framework.
The launch expands Playnetic’s distribution across three Italian brands under the ADM regulatory framework.
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Playnetic agreed to make its full games portfolio available across Interwetten’s regulated-market network, the companies said. The rollout includes Joxer Hold n’ Roll, Wild Kandi and Bubble or Broom.
Microgame is running qualifying rounds through 22 November for the People’s Poker Tour stop at Portomaso Casino in Malta, reportedly scheduled for 3–8 December. The event has a guaranteed €500,000 prize pool, with about 100 packages already distributed; three qualifying sessions take place weekly, awarding two packages each evening. Each player may win up to two packages.
Microgame is continuing qualifying rounds until 22 November for the People’s Poker Tour stop in Malta. The event is scheduled for 3 to 8 December at Portomaso Casino, with a guaranteed prize pool of €500,000. All players on the Microgame network can compete for a place at the table until 22 November.
Cirsa chief executive Antonio Hostench said the company was exploring gaming-hall acquisitions in Spain and could complete a deal before the end of 2026. The company has 270 halls and 7,852 machines in Spain, while its domestic slots division accounts for more than 48% of group EBITDA.
Cirsa reported adjusted net profit of €202.1 million for the first nine months of 2026, up 35.9%, according to media reports. Revenue rose 10% to €1.89 billion, while adjusted EBITDA increased 9.3% to €599.3 million; shareholders were due to vote on the proposed Lottomatica merger on 30 November.
Cirsa reported third-quarter 2026 operating profit of €195 million, up 6.8% year on year, and revenue of €628 million, up 12%. It said profit would have been €203 million excluding costs linked to its proposed merger with Lottomatica, and expected to finish the year at the upper end of its previously communicated guidance. Cirsa called an extraordinary shareholders’ meeting for 30 November to advance the proposed merger.