SOFTSWISS highlights the importance of a structured implementation plan and a varied game portfolio for operators looking to expand into new markets. The company's three-week plan and the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator are key tools for success.
A father of four from Northern Illinois won $1,000,000 from a $50 scratcher. He plans to treat himself and his family with the winnings.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a new starting quarterback, Fernando Mendoza, following Kirk Cousins' departure. Mendoza, the first-overall pick in the draft, will now lead the Raiders' offense, having learned from Cousins and Tom Brady.
Olga Resiga, Chief Business Development Officer at SOFTSWISS, discusses the company's expanding product ecosystem and the importance of portfolio customization. The SOFTSWISS iGaming Trends Report 2026 also highlights key market trends and opportunities.
The Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town has filed a lawsuit against Kalshi and other individuals over a disputed contract for a prediction market app. The tribe alleges that Wilson Yargee, who claims to be the chief, acted inappropriately and without authorization.
An Ingham County woman won $2 million from a Two Million Dollar Cashword scratch-off ticket. She bought the $30 ticket at the USA 2 Go Quick Store on 4495 Holt Road in Holt.
Playtech's strong US performance helped the company exceed trading expectations for 2026, despite challenges in the UK and Brazil. The company's innovative Past Motor Racing product and partnership with Hard Rock Digital were key drivers of this success.
Octoplay has made its debut in the South African market through an exclusive content deal with Hollywoodbets. The partnership allows Octoplay to scale its global presence and bring new titles to local players.
Scott Bright is suing Kalshi for at least $580,000, claiming the platform's sports betting led to his $308,000 loss. Kalshi denies wrongdoing, arguing it is a neutral party.