Phil Pearson said he had resigned as chief executive of White Label Casinos, a B2B iGaming supplier. He had led the company since its 2023 separation from iGaming Group and said he planned to take a sabbatical before considering future options.
The departure changes leadership at the supplier, which has operated independently since splitting from iGaming Group.
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Stanford Le has stepped down as Crown Sydney chief executive and will return to the United States for personal and family reasons, Crown Resorts said. Chief Financial Officer Dan Wilson will serve as acting chief executive while Crown conducts a global search for a permanent appointment.
Swedish betting and gaming company ATG said Hasse Lord Skarplöth had stepped down as chief executive after more than 13 years in the role, with chairman Peter Norman becoming interim CEO. ATG attributed the departure to differences between Skarplöth and the board over the company’s future direction; Lotta Nilsson, the company’s chief financial officer, was appointed deputy CEO. ATG also reported 2025 net gaming revenue of SEK5.2bn, down 2%, and operating profit of SEK1.5bn, down 15% year on year.
Octoplay founder Carl Ejlertsson announced that he will leave the chief executive role and remain with the company in a strategic and creative capacity. The company will appoint Ralitsa Georgieva as CEO; Ejlertsson also announced appointments or promotions for four other leadership roles.
The UAE’s General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority said Kevin Mullally stepped down as chief executive with immediate effect. The board appointed chair Jim Murren as interim CEO, and the regulator said the transition would not disrupt its operations, licensing programmes or stakeholder engagements.
Entain said Gavin Isaacs stepped down as chief executive with immediate effect by mutual agreement. Non-executive chair Stella David will take the role on an interim basis, while Pierre Bouchut becomes interim chair; the company said it remains comfortable with FY2025 market expectations and expects FY2024 EBITDA at the top of its £1.04bn–£1.09bn guidance range.