PointsBet reported a statutory loss of A$26.6 million for the nine months ended 31 March, compared with an A$18.2 million loss in the previous full year. Group revenue was A$186.6 million; Australian revenue fell 4% to A$152 million, while Canadian revenue rose 13% to A$34.6 million.
Investors can assess PointsBet’s weaker Australian revenue against growth in Canada and its reported loss.
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Sunbet renewed its technology agreement with Bede Gaming, continuing the partnership across South Africa, Botswana and Namibia. Sun International’s H1 2026 results recorded a 36% year-on-year rise in Sunbet revenue and 43% growth in overall iGaming GGR.
Betr said it has launched prediction markets through an integration with Polymarket as it rolls out its Betr 2.0 platform in the United States. The sports-focused markets are being introduced in phases to eligible users in select states, with other real-world event markets expected later. The company said the launch took place on 8 September.
Fanatics launched its Sports & Casino app in the United States on 2 September, combining sportsbook, online casino and prediction-market products, according to the company. The app uses one account and a shared FanCash balance, while available products change according to the customer’s location; the source says its sportsbook operates in 23 states and Washington, DC, and its casino in four states.
BetMakers Technology Group signed an agreement with French racing betting operator PMU to provide systems for pool and fixed-odds betting services. PMU said the partnership supports its international development strategy and aims to extend the reach of its races.
Bede Gaming launched its iGaming platform with Sunbet in Namibia, the companies’ third major African market together, according to the report. The platform includes sports betting, slots and live casino, with technology and content integrations from named suppliers; the companies also reported growth in Botswana during 2025.