H2 Gambling Capital is a UK based market data provider specialising in the gambling sector, supplying forecasts and intelligence to operators, suppliers, financial institutions and regulators on a subscription basis. Its forecasting model covers more than 150 national and state gambling markets, with turnover and revenue data by product and channel from 1998 and forecasts to 2030, including onshore licensed and offshore unlicensed revenue. It publishes operator market share data across more than 50 markets, monthly state by state tracking of US sports betting and iGaming revenue by operator, monthly market share of web traffic and company data on more than 100 operators and suppliers, together with player survey data, market reports and bespoke consulting. Its figures are cited in company reports, transaction documents and analysts' notes. In July 2026 the company announced its acquisition by Burghclere.
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GiG Software says PowerPlay is its fourth brand live in Alberta and the first to run its SportX sportsbook in the province. In May, PowerPlay said its 13 July launch date was "locked"; its arrival was reported on 1 October, and neither company has said what held it up.
Brazil's betting ban polls far better than the market it replaced, but most voters say it will not decide their vote, and Lula has now said the election is why he acted. Broadcasters, operators and six football clubs have asked the Supreme Court to step in before licensed sites go dark on 6 October.
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Kalshi, Polymarket and Robinhood's Rothera took roughly 27% of all legal US sports-betting volume during the tournament, up from about 9% in January, according to H2 Gambling Capital. Kalshi drew more daily app users than either DraftKings or FanDuel.
$60 billion in legal wagers, and potentially more flowing through the black market. Flutter International chief executive Dan Taylor has used the eve of the 2026 World Cup to deliver one of the industry's clearest warnings yet about the scale of the offshore threat.
A €1.2 billion market growing at 15% year-on-year and still less than 60% online. Superbet has spotted the opportunity, and it is moving fast.
Brazil’s newly regulated betting market is likely to be dominated by a select group of between 10 and 12 top-tier operators, with smaller and mid-tier