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iGaming Daily Brief — 12 November 2026

iGamingTV News Desk · 12 November 2026

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

  1. 1. Regulation

    Brazil National Congress extends online gambling ban by 60 days

    National Congress President Senator Davi Alcolumbre has prolonged Brazil online gambling prohibition by an extra 60 days. Alcolumbre signed Act No.118/2026 on 10 November to extend the measure validity. The decision was formally published in the federal government official gazette on 11 November, continuing the online betting ban across the country.

    Why it matters

    This move prolongs regulatory uncertainty for the Brazilian market. Operators face continued restrictions on legal online betting activities, delaying potential commercial operations while legislative and governmental decisions develop further.

    Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News

  2. 2. Regulation

    Meridian Holdings pledges to stay in Brazil despite online betting ban

    Meridian Holdings has announced it will remain committed to Brazil despite legislative and judicial challenges affecting the market. The operator of the MeridianBet online sportsbook noted that the online gambling ban introduced by President Lula da Silva had a significant negative effect on company business during the third quarter.

    Why it matters

    This highlights how operator finances are directly pressured by ongoing federal restrictions in Brazil. A willingness to endure the disruption shows the long-term commercial importance companies place on the jurisdiction.

    Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News

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    3. Operators

    Betinia debuts online casino and sportsbook platform in Ontario

    Soft2Bet brand Betinia has introduced its online casino and sportsbook in Ontario. Operated by Canadix Limited, the offering is accessible via its website alongside the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. The launch arrives as market competition grows and other operators prepare to enter the Canadian province.

    Why it matters

    This expansion shows sustained operator appetite for Ontario regulated iGaming framework. Increased competition could challenge existing operators while giving local players additional platform choices across mobile and desktop channels.

    Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International

  4. 4. M&A

    Juroszek family acquires majority stake in Gentoo Media

    The Juroszek business family has raised its stake in affiliate media company Gentoo Media through a €50m (£42m) debt refinancing. Mateusz Juroszek and Tomasz Juroszek acquired 91,928,663 additional shares through MJ Foundation Fundacja Rodzinna, bringing their ownership in Gentoo Media to approximately 56.49%.

    Why it matters

    This transaction establishes majority ownership for the Juroszek family in the affiliate media business, which could give them controlling governance over strategic, financial, and operational decisions going forward.

    Source: SBC News · Read original at SBC News

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    5. Providers

    PGL to stage international Counter-Strike 2 tournament in Ulaanbaatar in 2027

    The Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar will host the PGL Ulaanbaatar 2027 tournament next year. According to an examination by 1xBet, the international Counter-Strike 2 competition and the partnership with the host city could potentially establish the capital as a new destination hub for the global esports sector.

    Why it matters

    Hosting a prominent Counter-Strike tournament could expand competitive gaming infrastructure in the Mongolian capital while creating visibility and engagement opportunities for involved partners like 1xBet.

    Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International

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    6. Regulation

    Bally's Q3 revenue rises 21% amid project delays and debt pressures

    Bally's Corp. posted preliminary third-quarter revenue of $807.6 million, marking a 21% year-over-year increase that was largely driven by Intralot operations. Group adjusted EBITDAR grew 2% to $179.6 million. However, the company continues to confront financing challenges, ongoing regulatory scrutiny, and delays on major development projects across its operations.

    Why it matters

    The figures show how strategic assets like Intralot can bolster top-line growth. Even so, persistent financing challenges, development hold-ups, and regulatory pressures could continue to complicate broader corporate plans and operations for Bally's Corp.

    Source: Yogonet International · Read original at Yogonet International

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