The pandemic saw a surge in sports betting as people were cooped up at home and had extra discretionary income to spend. However, as inflationary pressures and a return to normalcy took effect, many found that their wallets could no longer afford the risk. As a result, companies like wagering tech partner Betmakers Technology (ASX:
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Sports betting company PointsBet (ASX: PBH) has struggled to secure bids for its underperforming businesses in Australia and the United States. While the Company received an offer from Australian wagering company Betr for its Australian business, it turned it down initially before resuming discussions again which have now broken down. This took place in the
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Global content powerhouse NBCUniversal (NBCU) and Australian bookie PointsBet (ASX: PBH) are continuing their success story with a two-year extension to their existing five-year, US$500m partnership. The original five-year deal – struck in 2020 – required PointsBet to spend US$90m per year on advertising across all NBC-owned networks, but today has been revised to US$58m
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Even the fondest of Pointsbet (ASX: PBH) shareholders can’t remember the last time the Company actively promoted their Australian business to shareholders, rather focusing solely on their US expansion where the bookmaker has been a pioneer in the regulatory battlefield, unlocking access to each individual State in a slow and expensive process. As a reward
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Since the demerger of its lotteries business to concentrate on its wagering business, Tabcorp (ASX: TAH) has made further strides in its restructure with the sale of its eBet business for $62 million, no longer seeing value in its loyalty and tracking systems. Generating EBITDA of $4.4 million and an EBIT loss of $2 million
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When it comes to gambling in Australia, punters have a plethora of service providers to assist them with their bets across lottery, sports, racing or even pokies. Such a lucrative market for providers regularly leads to a battle for market share, one that is changing tides against online lottery company, Jumbo Interactive (ASX: JIN). The
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