Operation Aleatorius investigates suspected misuse of capitalisation bonds and possible money laundering across three northeastern states.
Minority shareholders block privatisation attempt as Austrian group fails to reach 75% threshold.
Fourth quarter softens on higher labor and marketing costs, though subsidiaries deliver strong volume gains.
The operator’s net revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025 represents a 3.2% increase from the prior year period, while FY2025 net revenue grew 3.7% for a total of just over $2bn.
The state’s mobile sports betting operations produced a January 2026 handle of just over $2.4bn, while online sports betting revenue increased 1.5% for a total of $250.6m.
The revenue figure represents a slight decrease of 0.2% year-over-year, while Maryland’s total sports betting handle for January 2026 was $615.8m, representing a fall of 0.5%.
The procurement transformation centralises more than €130m in annual spend as the operator strengthens governance across 24 regulated markets.
Sports betting operators currently active in North Carolina accepted just over $666.7m of handle during January 2026, representing an increase of 7% from the prior year period.
Cash compensation totals €456m as the transaction moves toward regulatory completion and OPAP’s planned redomiciliation to Luxembourg.
The NGCB has released official wagering statistics from Super Bowl LX, which took place on Sunday.