Official statistics show a further decline in betting office licences, alongside lower gambling employment and changes to gaming machine permit categories.
The Argentinian club wore the betting brand against Vasco at the Maracanã, raising questions over how Brazil’s restrictions apply to foreign teams playing in the country.
Palmeiras wore "Sportingblog" on its shirt, while Fluminense displayed Superscore, a free statistics site from Superbet's group. Both clubs lost betting sponsors to Brazil's ban.
Svenska Spel has reported 3% revenue growth for the first nine months of 2026, while higher strategic investment costs weighed on third-quarter profitability.
The owners could sell roughly 20% of their holding without raising new capital. No listing timetable has been confirmed.
First-half receipts grew 1.24% year-on-year, although the second quarter brought a sequential decline across several game categories.
Latin American revenue climbed 51.8% to €116.1m, while weaker B2B licence income and higher betting duties weighed on margins.
The operator reported €554m of revenue from French lottery and retail sports betting, decreasing 6.8% year-on-year, while online betting and gaming produced €188m but fell 10.2%.
New licences still offer opportunities. But as taxes rise and regulatory settlements prove less durable than ever, gambling’s next growth story may need more than another flag on the map.
While sports wagering revenue in Massachusetts increased 36% to $71.2m for September, the state’s three casino operators combined to generate $82.7m, equating to a decrease of 13.6%.