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iGaming Daily Brief — 24 October 2026
iGamingTV News Desk · 24 October 2026
The most important iGaming stories from the last 24 hours, summarized by iGamingTV.
1. Regulation
GR8_TECH examines aftermath of Brazil full gambling ban in new report
B2B technology provider GR8_TECH has published a report titled Operator Lens: Brazil following President Lula’s move to enact a complete ban on legal gambling in Brazil earlier in September. The study explores the immediate fallout of the prohibition and addresses key questions regarding the market’s next steps.
Why it matters
For operators and suppliers, understanding the immediate consequences of the complete prohibition could be essential for determining their forward-looking strategies in Brazil following President Lula’s regulatory decision.
Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News
2. Regulation
Great Britain Gambling Commission study details drivers of illegal gambling participation
The Great Britain Gambling Commission has published the third instalment of its Consumer Voice research, focusing on what motivates individuals to engage in illegal gambling. Conducted by Yonder Consulting on behalf of the regulator, the research identified four distinct categories and determined that a uniform message will not be effective for all participants.
Why it matters
These findings suggest that regulatory messaging may require tailored strategies rather than a single broad approach to effectively dissuade different groups from turning to illegal gambling offerings.
Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News
Image: Yogonet International 3. Payments
BetFury adds Swapped Connect to enable card-style crypto deposits
Crypto casino BetFury has implemented Swapped Connect, a live deposit mechanism allowing users to fund their balances in a few clicks through a flow mirroring traditional card payments. The solution removes the requirement for manual wallet-address inputs, which typically causes standard cryptocurrency deposits to be slow and susceptible to mistakes.
Why it matters
Adopting a fiat-style workflow for cryptocurrency transactions could help gaming platforms reduce deposit friction and minimise player errors, potentially improving user conversion rates and speeding up account funding.
Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International
4. Technology
Svenska Spel targets core brands as third-quarter earnings absorb higher costs
Sweden’s state-owned gambling operator Svenska Spel reported that third-quarter performance aligned with management expectations, supported by a simplified corporate structure and focused attention on Oddset, Lotto, and Triss. Increased expenditure on technology and branding impacted quarterly earnings, though year-to-date profitability remained stable.
Why it matters
For state-owned operators, balancing increased capital investment in technology and core branding against quarterly profitability pressure could help protect market standing while maintaining steady overall year-to-date returns.
Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News
Image: Yogonet International 5. Regulation
FDJ United lowers 2026 targets as Q3 revenue declines 8.1%
FDJ United reduced its 2026 targets after third-quarter revenue dropped 8.1% to €794 million ($889.3 million), down from €864 million ($967.7 million) the previous year. The operator of France's national lottery and the Unibet brand attributed the decline to reduced point-of-sale traffic, tax hikes, larger sports betting payouts, and a shortage of major lottery jackpots.
Why it matters
For operators, this illustrates how compounding factors such as tax increases and unfavorable sports betting outcomes can directly damage top-line quarterly revenue and force downward revisions to long-term business projections.
Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International
Image: Yogonet International 6. Business
Boyd Gaming misses Q3 forecasts as Las Vegas demand softens
Boyd Gaming Corporation missed third-quarter earnings projections, posting adjusted earnings of $1.67 per share for the quarter ending September 30. The operator of 27 properties across 11 states saw Nevada performance pressured by construction disruptions and falling Las Vegas visitor demand, which countered gains across its Midwest & South and online gaming divisions.
Why it matters
This highlights how regional land-based volatility and local operational headwinds can undermine broader group earnings, even when online gaming and diversified regional markets show positive growth.
Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International
7. Business
Betsson posts record Q3 2026 revenue of €326.5m despite 31% EBIT drop
Betsson achieved a record revenue of €326.5 million in the third quarter of 2026, even as its EBIT declined by 31 percent. Revenue growth during the period was primarily fueled by the casino vertical and Latin America. However, profitability was pressured by escalating betting duties, which climbed to €69.4 million compared to €41.4 million previously.
Why it matters
For operators, surging regulatory costs can quickly erode earnings despite strong top-line momentum. This performance underscores how substantial increases in betting duties can directly constrain operating margins even during periods of record commercial expansion.
Source: European Gaming Media · Read original at European Gaming Media
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