Atlantic City’s nine casinos posted $235.6 million in April land-based gaming revenue, up 12% year on year and the market’s best April performance since 2012, even as online gaming continued to outpace retail casino win.
PointsBet reported slightly lower group revenue for the first nine months of FY26, but strong Canadian iGaming growth helped support the company’s overall performance ahead of its planned Alberta launch.
SOFTSWISS will send senior executives to NEXT Valletta 2026 to discuss brand investment, sportsbook scaling, and player retention ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
