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The London-headquartered technology supplier has unveiled an AI-powered development platform designed to give operators greater autonomy over their sportsbook, iGaming, and PAM systems.
The operator reported a modest rise in group net gaming revenue for the third quarter, driven by a strong showing in its UK and Ireland division which counteracted a sharp decline in Brazil and weaker results in Italy.
Rank Group has reported a 5% increase in like-for-like net gaming revenue to £216.1m for the first quarter of its financial year, driven by strong growth in its Grosvenor Casinos and digital divisions. However, the company's full-year guidance is conditional on the UK tax structure remaining unchanged.
Better Collective and Betsson have expressed support for the Nordic Compass initiative, a new alliance exploring a unified stock exchange for Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and Norway to counter capital flight from European markets.
The bookmaker has reported a significant drop in post-tax profit for its 2025/26 financial year, with results showing a continued shift from retail to online operations amid further shop closures and warnings over future tax increases.
The appointment follows the finalisation of the All3Media merger and comes as the wider group pursues significant expansion, including the acquisition of French operator JOA Group and German bookmaker Tipico.
Chief Revenue Officer Sergey Ghazaryan explained the company's focus on creating market-leading partners, showcased through its 'Champions Arena' stand, a new product suite, and a brand ambassador deal with Jose Mourinho.
Matthew 'Nadeshot' Haag, founder of esports organisation 100 Thieves, has addressed criticism of his use of artificial intelligence in a promotion for gambling sponsor Roobet, distinguishing it from a recent controversy involving his company's AI-assisted merchandise.
The operator has been approved by the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission and plans to launch next week, continuing its expansion in the Americas following entries in Mexico and Argentina.
The Malta-based iGaming technology provider will take a controlling share in the African-facing operator, marking a significant strategic return to the B2C gambling sector. Law firm Hugh James advised 888Africa and its founding shareholders on the transaction.
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