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Logifuture
Z-Gaming
Vegangster
Imagine Live
AMATIC Online
N1 Partners
ONLYPLAY
GammaSweep
GammaStack
DATA.BET
Makeberry Affiliates
SmartSoft
Linebet
Euro Games Technology
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The affiliate experienced a significant revenue push from US operations, with EBITDA and operating profits also rising.
Finance Minister Simon Harris has instructed officials to examine suspicious betting activity linked to the Dublin Central by-election on Polymarket.
The dispute adds another state to the federal regulator’s expanding legal fight over whether event contracts fall under derivatives law or state gambling rules.
Nasdaq Private Market will supply resolution data for markets linked to OpenAI, Anthropic and other private firms.
On May 19, multiple gaming executives joined together to discuss challenges related to tariffs, digital assets being used as payments and where AI can be implemented across operations.
The strategic initiative will look to support trader health and safety, carrying a term of two years, and allows the NCPG to establish an inaugural financial services and trading subcategory.
Both organizations issued a letter to US lawmakers as they continue to consider the Clarity Act, which will look to form a clear regulatory framework for the trading and sale of digital assets.
The CFTC has moved to support event contract platforms while state regulators continue to challenge sports-related markets.
The move comes as Kalshi and CME expand event-contract trading while US regulators continue to contest the boundary between derivatives and sports betting.
Senate File 4760, approved by the Senate with a 57-9 vote and the House of Representatives 100-32, includes language from SF 4511 to prohibit prediction market operations.
