Canadian lottery and gaming operator Loto-Québec has reported continued growth in its third-quarter results for fiscal year 2025–26.
The lottery operator has prepared over 30 new games to be released this year, alongside a new responsible gambling campaign.
Cheltenham Festival week is in full swing with the UK operator anticipating a notably profitable event.
The move signals an intent to modernise rules that have remained largely unchanged since gambling was legalised in 2020.
The Hong Kong-listed gaming supplier said full-year revenue is expected to rise about 30% in 2025. It also said the figures remain subject to audit committee review ahead of final results this month.
Fertitta Entertainment submitted a bid which would equate to paying $34 per share for Caesars, following an all-cash proposal from Carl Icahn’s firm of close to $33 per share.
The $167.6m of casino revenue generated during February 2026 included a 17.8% increase in EGD revenue to $127.6m, as well as table game revenue growth of 21.5% to $40m.
The Association of Employees of National Casinos has accepted a salary increase proposal from the Provincial Government of 11.1% by April 2026.
The Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission has published its third national risk assessment national risk assessment, deeming the risk level to be stable from 2020 to present.
The lawsuit follows a similar case by the state of New York and accuses Valve of knowingly running illegal gambling through its games.