Super Group posted record first-quarter revenue of $612 million, up 18.4% year-on-year, as Africa drove growth and the company signalled ambitions to significantly expand its Nigerian operation.

Colorado’s House passed Senate Bill 26-131 by 50-13. The bill imposes deposit limits, a credit card ban, and advertising restrictions on the state’s licensed sports betting operators.

Caesars has removed credit cards as a deposit method across its U.S. platforms, completing an industry-wide pivot to debit-only deposits among all five dominant operators within a year.

New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation that would impose a temporary 10% surcharge on sports betting revenue tied to 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, drawing bipartisan criticism ahead of the tournament.

Kalshi has risen to fourth place among U.S. sports betting operators by handle-per-adult, surpassing BetMGM, Caesars, and bet365, according to new Eilers & Krejcik Gaming research.

Sportradar posted 11% revenue growth in Q1 2026, but the results were overshadowed by short-seller allegations that up to 40% of the company’s revenue derives from illegal gambling operators.