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German-facing sports betting and igaming operator Bet-at-home.com announced the business’ cost-cutting measures has tripled the company’s EBITDA, despite an overall decline in revenue. Bet-at-home’s gross gambling revenue stood at €24.2m in H1 2023. This was a 9.3% fall from the €26.7m the business achieved in the same period the previous year. The FL Entertainment-owned company
Superbet has expanded a partnership with Pragmatic Play to offer the igaming provider’s live casino content in Romania. The enhanced deal sees Superbet gain access to Pragmatic Play’s portfolio of live casino content. This includes gameshow products such as Sweet Bonanza CandyLand and Snakes & Ladders Live. Pragmatic Play will also provide roulette with customisable
In its Q2 financial report Kindred posted a 29% year-on-year increase in revenue to £307.3m (€356m/$394m). Kindred’s Q2 focus on cost controls amid an ongoing strategic review and a strong performance in the Netherlands are keeping the business on track to surpass full-year earnings expectations, according to interim CEO Nils Andén. A total of £63.6m
Online casino dominates Ontario’s regulated igaming market, accounting for over 80% of wagers and more than 70% of revenue in the first quarter of the Canadian province’s financial year. Over the three months ended 30 June Ontario igaming customers wagered CA$14.0bn. This shows a vast jump from the $4.1bn staked in Q2 2022, when the
Gaming technology provider Playtech is to expand its poker presence though a new deal with Swedish state-owned gambling business Svenska Spel Sport & Casino. Svenska Spel has launched Playtech’s poker offering and ipoker network. This is part of the operator’s strategy to “modernise and improve” its poker product. The updated offering brings a number of
888poker, the online poker division of 888 Holdings, returned a record amount to players in 2022 as part of its fair gaming policy. A total of $287,292 (£239,300/€269,998) was refunded from accounts that 888poker said had violated its policy on fair play. Funds were returned to a total of 6,801 players, averaging $42 per customer
Malta-headquartered online gambling group Rootz Ltd has made its North American debut after obtaining a licence in Ontario. The owner of Wildz, Wheelz, Caxino and the streaming brand Spinz is now operational in Canada just weeks after launching in Germany. The four casino brands all run off the Rootz proprietary platform utilising a single account
Malta-headquartered online gambling group Rootz Ltd has made its North American debut after obtaining a licence in Ontario. The owner of Wildz, Wheelz, Caxino and the streaming brand Spinz is now operational in Canada just weeks after launching in Germany. The four casino brands all run off the Rootz proprietary platform utilising a single account
