Analyst warns ‘overblown’ Brazil illegal market is driving new restrictions
Overstating the illegal market will only pressure the government into implementing new restrictions, H2 Gambling Capital's Ed Birkin argues...
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19:23
Collapse of Pixbet’s Flamengo sponsorship a warning to fellow licensed operators in Brazil
Pixbet gambled on a record sponsorship deal with Brazil's biggest football club. It hasn't paid off...
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17:19
Entain appoints permanent Australia CEO
New permanent Entain ANZ CEO Andrew Vouris brings nearly two decades of experience in wagering, operations and innovation to the
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20:21
Finland study finds online betting ads contribute to problem gambling and financial harms
As Finland prepares to end its monopoly, a new study has warned the transition to a licensing model needs to
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Africa drives 30% revenue growth for Super Group in Q2
Betway operator Super Group delivered a standout second quarter, with growth largely driven by continued success in Africa...
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13:20
Flutter Q2 revenue up 16%, income hit by acquisition costs and Fox option devaluing
Flutter's Q2 revenue was powered by strong iGaming growth across US and UK&I, but betting growth has slowed. Brazil remains
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11:19
CEO Schwartz hails strong momentum helping Rush Street Interactive push through Q2 headwinds
Q2 marked the ninth straight quarter of revenue and EBITDA growth for Rush Street Interactive...
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21:19
New Zealand racing bill amendment approved, extending TAB monopoly online
New Zealand's racing bill amendment has been approved, providing more powers to TAB NZ's online offering...
Kyle Goldsmith
03:23
Could Congress save Brazil from the incoming gambling tax hike?
As Brazil prepares for a potential gambling tax hike of 50%, tax lawyer João Rafael Gandara advises the sector to lean
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12:22
M&A expert predicts 10 operators will dominate Brazil betting market
High barriers to entry and incoming tax increases and ad restrictions are likely to make it very difficult for smaller
