Unibet is the flagship online sportsbook, casino and poker brand of Kindred Group, founded in Sweden in 1997 and now part of FDJ United following the French lottery group's 2024 acquisition of Kindred. Licensed in Britain, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Italy, Romania, Australia and other regulated markets, it runs on Kindred's proprietary platform and sportsbook, sponsors football, ice hockey and racing across Europe, and is FDJ United's largest international brand.
Two activist short sellers have dropped simultaneous reports accusing Sportradar of generating a significant share of its revenue from illegal operators. The fallout has been immediate, brutal and far from over.
The Dutch regulator has found serious gaps between Unibet's stated anti-money laundering policies and what it actually does in practice. And Unibet may not be the only operator in the crosshairs.
FDJ United has shifted its online betting and gaming strategy from acquisitions to technology transformation, with CEO Stéphane Pallez outlining accelerated internal platform migration, stack consolidation, and stricter focus on platform control as tax and regulatory pressure intensifies across Europe.
This week, the industry's simmering rivalries boiled over in spectacular fashion. Forget quarterly earnings; we're talking about lawsuits, corporate
Repeat offender Platinum Gaming, operator of Unibet's uk.bingo.com, hit with £10m UKGC fine for serious AML and safer gambling failures. Mandatory audit ordered.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has issued a stern warning to social media influencers regarding the promotion of illegal gambling,
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has imposed a penalty exceeding AUS $4 million on Tabcorp Holdings for breaching the country’s spam