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iGaming Daily Brief — 7 November 2026
iGamingTV News Desk · 7 November 2026
The most important iGaming stories from the last 24 hours, summarized by iGamingTV.
Image: Yogonet International 1. Business
Full House Resorts reports Q3 revenue rise alongside $8m cost-cutting plan
Full House Resorts reported third-quarter revenue of $81.8 million, up 4.9% year over year. The casino operator posted a net loss of $8.6 million for the period, while cash flow slipped from $14.8 million to $14.6 million. In response to underperformance at its Chamonix Casino Resort in Colorado, the company launched an $8 million cost-saving plan aimed at achieving profitability by 2027.
Why it matters
This shows how regional casino operators must balance top-line revenue growth against property-level underperformance. For Full House Resorts, aggressive cost-cutting measures at Chamonix represent a pivotal step toward restoring net profitability over the next few years.
Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International
2. Compliance
Gamban drops subscription fees to offer free service in England
Gambling blocking tool Gamban has scrapped its subscription model in England to provide free services, matching an initiative completed in Wales earlier this year. The transition arrives as British safer gambling and consumer protection groups adjust their operations in response to the government's statutory gambling harms framework.
Why it matters
This change could expand consumer access to blocking software by removing financial barriers for individuals seeking support. For the UK market, it highlights how safer gambling organisations are adapting their business models under evolving statutory frameworks.
Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News
Image: Yogonet International 3. Technology
Turning Stone Casino restores key operations following cyberattack disruption
Turning Stone Resort Casino and other Oneida Indian Nation enterprises are returning to regular operations after a cyberattack on Monday, November 2. The incident disabled telephone networks, ATMs, payment processing, and computer systems across multiple venues. By Thursday, Turning Stone had restored credit card transactions for food and beverage outlets as systems gradually recovered.
Why it matters
This incident underlines the operational vulnerabilities land-based casino resorts face from cybersecurity breaches. Rapidly restoring payment infrastructure is critical for operators to mitigate revenue disruption and maintain guest services during IT outages.
Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International
Image: Yogonet International 4. Operators
Altenar appoints Nicolás Seccatore to lead regional sales expansion in Latin America
Sportsbook provider Altenar has named Nicolás Seccatore as its new Sales Manager to support its growth across Latin America. In this role, Seccatore will oversee commercial development across the region, concentrating on establishing relationships with major regional brands and tier-one operators. He joins with prior professional background in commercial strategy alongside sportsbook operations within the iGaming industry.
Why it matters
The appointment highlights Altenar's strategic intent to expand its sportsbook footprint across Latin America. Securing experienced leadership could assist the provider in competing for high-profile agreements with tier-one operators and prominent regional brands.
Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International
5. Regulation
Italy issues urgent call for input on gambling advertising rules
Italian media regulator AGCOM is requesting urgent feedback from stakeholders regarding proposed adjustments to gambling advertising rules and guidelines. The consultation focuses on establishing cumulative conditions that would allow operations utilizing brands associated with gambling licences to be exempt from the national advertising ban, aiming to enhance transparency in the current framework.
Why it matters
This could establish clearer boundaries for operators and affiliated brands seeking to navigate Italy's advertising restrictions. Any formal exemptions could directly impact how licensed entities manage visibility and brand exposure within the market.
Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News
6. Business
French authority approves Banijay acquisition of JOA Group
The French Competition Authority has approved Banijay Group's planned expansion within France's casino sector. The decision clears the group's acquisition of JOA Group, a deal initially agreed upon in July. The transaction represents the latest takeover in a broader series of mergers supporting Banijay's expansion across continental European media and gaming.
Why it matters
This clearance allows Banijay to advance its growth strategy in the French casino landscape. For the wider market, the acquisition reinforces the company's position as a consolidating force following multiple takeovers across continental Europe.
Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News
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