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iGaming Daily Brief — 5 November 2026

iGamingTV News Desk · 5 November 2026

The most important iGaming stories from the last 24 hours, summarized by iGamingTV.

  1. 1. Regulation

    Brazil government defends pending online gambling ban despite football concerns

    Brazil's government remains committed to prohibiting online gambling as the only remedy for what it terms a failed regulatory regime. The stance comes as football has been declared the first casualty of the impending federal ban during discussions and early arguments heard at the Supreme Court.

    Why it matters

    For operators and football stakeholders, federal insistence on a complete prohibition signals substantial legal and commercial disruption if Brazil follows through on ending online gambling.

    Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News

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    2. Providers

    William Hill plans three Nevada sportsbook venues with Terrible's

    Caesars Entertainment's William Hill sportsbook brand is planning to grow its presence in Nevada by opening three locations alongside partner Terrible's. The Nevada Gaming Control Board is scheduled to review nonrestricted gaming licence recommendations for sportsbooks at Terrible's Casino in Indian Springs, Terrible's in Carlin, and Terrible's Searchlight Casino in Searchlight.

    Why it matters

    For Caesars Entertainment, securing regulatory approval for these three venues would expand the retail footprint of its William Hill brand across local Nevada casino markets.

    Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International

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    3. Business

    Super Group lowers 2026 revenue guidance following slower third-quarter growth

    Super Group, the parent company of Betway and Spin, has lowered its full-year financial outlook after experiencing slower revenue growth in the third quarter of 2026. The company now projects annual revenue to reach between $2.52 billion and $2.57 billion, down from its earlier prediction of more than $2.6 billion, despite reporting higher casino revenue and sustained expansion in Africa.

    Why it matters

    The revised forecast illustrates how soft sports performance can hinder overall financial delivery for major gambling operators, even when balanced by gains in casino operations and regional growth across Africa.

    Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International

  4. 4. M&A

    Grupo CIRSA highlights record profit ahead of Lottomatica merger vote

    Grupo CIRSA reported record corporate year-to-date earnings of €128m in a third-quarter trading update. The Bolsa Madrid gambling group highlighted the profitability of its home Spanish units prior to a shareholder vote scheduled for 30 November concerning a merger with Lottomatica SPA. Underlying year-to-date profit before tax increased by 37% compared to results from 2025.

    Why it matters

    Demonstrating home market stability and substantial profit growth could strengthen investor confidence as shareholders prepare to vote on the proposed business combination with Lottomatica SPA at the end of November.

    Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News

  5. 5. Games

    Ksa issues binding instruction to slot supplier Endorphina over unlicensed Dutch sites

    Dutch regulator Ksa has issued a binding instruction to B2B slot supplier Endorphina regarding its games appearing on illegal Dutch websites. The regulatory action directly targets the game supplier instead of an operator, highlighting rising oversight across licensed European jurisdictions regarding where provider content is distributed.

    Why it matters

    This regulatory measure signals that B2B game providers face direct enforcement rather than operators alone, indicating that suppliers must ensure their titles do not end up on unlicensed European gambling platforms.

    Source: CasinoBeats · Read original at CasinoBeats

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    6. Events

    RedCore receives Best Workplace 2026 title at SiGMA in Rome

    International business group RedCore received the Best Workplace 2026 honour at the SiGMA World Awards on November 2, 2026, in Rome, Italy. The event recognized the organisation for cultivating a professional setting where personnel can build expertise, assume ownership, shape company results, and translate ideas into practical solutions.

    Why it matters

    Industry event honours of this kind can highlight how business groups seek to demonstrate strong workplace standards and foster professional development environments to attract talent and advance their commercial solutions.

    Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International

  7. 7. Business

    Flutter reduces guidance as Q3 net loss passes 1 billion dollars

    Flutter Entertainment has lowered its full-year outlook as the business faces mounting difficulties under new Chief Executive Officer Dan Taylor. The revision occurred even though group revenue rose 2 percent year-on-year to 3.874 billion dollars during the third quarter, up from 3.794 billion dollars in the prior-year period, as net losses climbed past 1 billion dollars.

    Why it matters

    For the operator, widening net losses and reduced guidance highlight operational and financial pressures that top management must resolve to restore group growth, indicating that modest revenue expansion may not offset rising underlying costs.

    Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News

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    8. Regulation

    Italy budget bill proposes higher machine taxes and extended concessions

    A budget bill submitted to Italy's parliament proposes raising the levy on slots and VLT machines, alongside doubling slot stakes and prizes. The draft legislation also extends land-based concessions through 2029. Technical estimates included with the bill project that the measures will generate roughly €952m in 2027.

    Why it matters

    For land-based gaming operators in Italy, these proposed fiscal adjustments could alter operational costs through higher machine levies while extending business certainty until 2029 through lengthened concession terms.

    Source: iGaming Business · Read original at iGaming Business

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