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Playstudios agrees to $3m settlement over virtual-chip claims in six US states

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Playstudios agreed to a $3m settlement of claims over virtual-chip purchases in its social casino games across Alabama, Ohio, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Tennessee and Kentucky. The company denied the allegations and admitted no liability; eligible players can receive virtual currency worth 27% of qualifying spend or elect cash of up to 23%, subject to reductions if cash elections exceed 17% of the fund.

The settlement sets compensation options for eligible players while leaving the wider legal status of paid virtual chips unresolved.

End-of-day close PLAYSTUDIOS (MYPS), USD, to 6 November 2026
Story date17 August 20266 November 2026

Latest reported results

Playstudios Nasdaq: MYPS

Quarter ended 30 September 2026

Revenue
USD 48.9m10-Q filing 0001823878-26-000070
Operating income
−USD 19.8m10-Q filing 0001823878-26-000070

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