Playtech announced an expanded agreement with Solaya Group to become the exclusive bingo supplier for Zebra Bingo, Bingostars and Peachy Games in the UK. The expansion follows the migration of the brands’ bingo operations to Playtech’s iBingo platform, completing the operator’s migration of its bingo verticals.
The exclusive supply arrangement places three Solaya bingo brands on Playtech’s platform in the UK.
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Reportedly, Hard Rock Bet expanded its online casino offering with 29 games across New Jersey and Michigan at September’s close. The additions bring its respective catalogues to 4,718 and 4,398 titles.
Hard Rock Bet added 29 slots and casino games to its real-money online casino offerings in New Jersey and Michigan, the company said. The additions bring the New Jersey catalogue to 4,718 titles and the Michigan catalogue to 4,398 titles.
Better Collective’s shares fell 37.16% over five days following Brazil’s betting ban announcement. Flutter’s shares declined 11.52% over the same period. It was reported that Better Collective estimated a €15m impact for the rest of 2026 and suspended its 2027 guidance.
Better Collective's share price fell 37.16% over five days following the announcement of a provisional measure to ban online gambling in Brazil, according to share price data cited in a report on 29 September 2026. The report said the decline came five days after President Lula's announcement and ahead of the first round of the election on 4 October.
MGA Industrial showcased its roulette products, FortiCash cash-management range and slots developed with Playtech at the Torremolinos Expo Congress. The company said the slots are already present in Catalonia and Madrid, with agreements to place machines in Andalusia and plans to expand into other regions.
Playtech and The Hippodrome launched Live from London, a live casino product streamed from The Hippodrome in London, according to the report. It begins with roulette, blackjack and baccarat, with further games planned.
Playtech chief executive Mor Weizer and chief financial officer Chris McGinnis declined to answer questions about the company’s ongoing New Jersey litigation with Evolution during its H1 earnings call. Weizer said he could not discuss the litigation.