11 April 2026
Kalshi has entered Brazil through a partnership with XP International, opening access to prediction markets for eligible Clear clients. The rollout sits outside Brazil’s licensed betting framework.
Betsson has taken steps to increase its presence in Canada after acquiring the Canadian consumer assets of Rhino Entertainment in a deal worth upwards of €64 million. It will see the Swedish operator gain business-to-consumer operations that target Canadian players, while also add several technology assets to its arsenal.
DraftKings said it plans to roll out a “Super App” combining sportsbook, event contracts, casino and lottery under one account and wallet, with phase one expected by March Madness.
Wynn Resorts has offered remote work options to staff tied to its UAE resort project as regional tensions rise. The policy applies to employees connected to the Wynn Al Marjan Island development.
Allwyn has abandoned its planned acquisition of Novibet after Greek competition regulators signaled the deal could give the group more than 70% of key online gambling markets.
Sports betting company Underdog has announced a major layoff, with 125 employees released from the company payroll, amounting to more than 20% of its total workforce. Initial reports on Monday had suggested around 30 people were let go, but staff from the company revealed the number was much higher than initially announced.
Gambling institution Caesars Entertainment is considering an offer from Golden Nugget owner and CEO Tilman Fertitta as it looks for buyout offers. The Houston-based billionaire, who also owns the Houston Rockets and more than 60 restaurant brands, is one of several interested parties.
Gaming Realms has entered South Africa through a partnership with Hollywoodbets, launching its Slingo portfolio amid ongoing regulatory debate.
Hawthorne Race Course filed for Chapter 11 in Chicago as Fanatics tops its unsecured creditor list and Illinois racing faces renewed uncertainty.
Flutter Entertainment, the parent company of companies like Betfair, FanDuel, and Paddy Power, has reported $4.74 billion in quarterly revenue, falling short of the $4.93 billion analysts expected. Adjusted earnings also came in below forecasts, but the company has moved swiftly to reassure investors on the long term threat of prediction markets.
