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Daily Brief — 11 November 2026

Polymarket, OG.com sue Arkansas in federal court over event contracts; Playtech lifts 2026 EBITDA outlook on Americas strength; Bally's, Blask feature.

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Today's brief covers two prediction-market lawsuits in Arkansas and an upbeat Playtech guidance update, followed by external reports on Bally's delayed filing and a new AI assistant from Blask.

  1. Prediction

    Polymarket and OG.com sue Arkansas officials in separate federal cases

    Both exchanges filed on 9 November, asking federal courts to stop Arkansas enforcing its gambling laws against their event contracts.

  2. Operators

    Playtech lifts 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance to over €300m on Americas

    Playtech's update for 1 July to 30 September cites US, Mexico and Colombia strength, while Brazil and UK duty changes could weigh on 2027.

  3. Elsewhere · CDC Gaming Reports

    Bally's delays full earnings release amid double-digit revenue gain

    Bally's posted preliminary third-quarter revenue of $807.6 million, up 21.7%, helped by the Intralot acquisition and UK growth. It also said it will again miss the standard SEC deadline for its quarterly filing.

    cdcgaming.com

  4. Elsewhere · iGaming Future

    Blask Launches Ask Blask, AI Assistant for the iGaming Market

    Blask has released a chat-based assistant that answers questions using its market dataset and shows the data behind responses. It is available without a Blask subscription for $49 per user monthly, with a spending balance.

    igamingfuture.com

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