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M&A, leadership changes, and strategic moves across the industry.

Online Poker Market Valued at $5 Billion, Poised for Significant Growth
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Eric Persson Says He Will Buy Back Eight Maverick Card Rooms, Keeping 850 Washington Jobs

A week after closure notices put eight Washington card rooms on course to shut on 30 November, Maverick Gaming's founder says he is buying them out of the bankruptcy and that the deal will close within three weeks. No buyer entity, price or court filing for the sale has been made public, and a new owner needs the state's gambling licence.

Cftc launches formal rulemaking process for prediction markets as sports contract oversight take
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IG Group Shares Fall Up to 27% on a 14% Revenue Drop as Underdog, Its Pending $1.3bn Buy, Doubles

IG's core trading business kept more customers and less of their money in the third quarter, and the London-listed broker has cut its 2026 growth outlook to mid-single digits. The US fantasy and prediction-market operator it agreed in July to buy for up to $1.3 billion more than doubled its revenue, but that deal has not closed and the business is in court with six states.

Corporate boardroom meeting
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Kangwon Land's New Chief Puts Its ₩3 Trillion K-HIT Resort Plan Under Review

A month after taking office, Kangwon Land's first permanent chief executive since 2023 has set up a committee to diagnose the company and test the feasibility of its flagship resort plan. The review lands while the only casino open to Koreans is waiting on Seoul for the exemptions the plan depends on.

Macau gaming hub defies late slump with strong start to new year
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Macau's September GGR Falls 1.2% to MOP18.1 Billion, Its Lowest Month of 2026

Macau's casinos won MOP18.06 billion in September, 1.2% less than a year earlier and 17.5% less than in August: the fourth monthly decline in a row and the weakest month of the year. It came in below a comparison base that a typhoon had already cut, and almost exactly at the figure Citigroup cut its forecast to ten days ago. It was published on the first day of Golden Week.

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