- MagBet’s daily roundup brings together the key industry developments from regulatory shifts and business decisions to partnerships, technology updates, and market expansion.
- Austria’s proposed gambling reform faces an extended EU standstill until December 7 after Malta submitted a detailed opinion on the planned licensing changes.
- Altenar has appointed Steven Craven as CFO, bringing experience from PwC, Strix and PokerStars to oversee the sportsbook supplier’s financial operations and strategy.
- SOFTSWISS introduced a conversational back-office workflow for casino operations, retaining operator approvals and access permissions while inviting customers to join a rollout waitlist.
- Nova Scotia is considering online gambling market changes while monitoring Ontario and Alberta, with opposition politicians urging caution and a public health assessment.
- The Philadelphia 76ers named Kalshi their official prediction-market partner under a multiyear agreement covering fan activities and digital engagement, becoming the first NBA franchise to do so.
- Jefferies reported that October’s prediction-market trading volume averaged $4.13 billion daily across tracked exchanges, up 55% from September, according to published reporting.
- Evolution has launched Ice Fishing in New Jersey, Michigan and Delaware, alongside the opening of its fourth live casino studio in Atlantic City.
- Palms Casino Resort will host Flo Rida at Las Vegas’ Pearl Concert Theater on January 1, 2027, with general ticket sales starting November 6.
- Google reportedly expanded YouTube gambling ad targeting across the U.S., UK and Canada, while customer-list restrictions and separate prediction-market eligibility requirements remain in place.
- Inspire and Shinhan Card agreed to introduce resort customer benefits from December, covering hotels, Splash Bay and dining, with a dedicated credit card under consideration.
- Ireland’s regulator-commissioned ESRI study identified online gambling account risks, examining product switching, marketing prompts and difficulties reducing participation among 1,000 surveyed gamblers.
- Super Group lowered its revenue outlook to $2.525 billion–$2.575 billion for 2026 after customer-friendly sports results, despite third-quarter revenue growth of 10%.
