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Top iGaming stories / Nov 4

Highlights of the day
  • MagBet’s daily roundup brings together the key industry developments from regulatory shifts and business decisions to partnerships, technology updates, and market expansion.
  • Sportradar reported 24% third-quarter revenue growth to €363 million, supported by betting content, acquired sports rights, and an expanding prediction-market business.
  • South Africa’s High Court ordered reconsideration of the lottery award, suspending the ruling’s effect for 12 months so Sizekhaya can continue operating during the process.
  • Turning Stone restored ATM access following a cybersecurity incident, while its casinos remained cash-only and sportsbooks and bingo stayed closed for November 4.
  • ACR Poker’s November update activates ScreenShield by default across Winning Poker Network, alongside an in-client support assistant, revised mobile navigation, and tournament-entry features.
  • Lottomatica’s nine-month revenue rose 5% to €1,718 million as online growth offset retail declines, while adjusted EBITDA increased 8% to €665 million.
  • Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz went on trial in Brooklyn over alleged pitch-fixing arrangements with gamblers; both have pleaded not guilty.
  • Apple expressly prohibited employees and contractors from using confidential information in prediction markets, extending its internal trading restrictions beyond conventional securities transactions.
  • ARB Interactive combined social gaming, arcade games, and collectible-card products in Modo’s app, with real-money prediction trading planned but no launch date announced.
  • Boyd Gaming’s affiliation with Sonesta will add 19 casino resorts to the hotel company’s distribution platform, covering more than 9,700 rooms across participating properties.
  • South Korean police apprehended 43 suspected members of an international online gambling organization after tracing 2.668 trillion won in transactions linked to nine websites.
  • The Montana Lottery postponed Montana Millionaire sales after system problems generated excessive instant prizes, while confirming previously purchased tickets remain valid and awards will be honored.
  • BC Game appointed Eva Elfie as an ambassador for digital content and esports campaigns, with promotional activities and appearances at sports and gaming events included.

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