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Pay Anywhere has overtaken Book Of and Megaways in SlotCatalog’s recorded title totals. This Ace Alliance x SlotCatalog report compares the three slot mechanics through August 2026, examining release trends, provider adoption, and licensing models to explore how their development differs and what those differences mean for operators and providers.

Table tennis emerged as a prominent betting product when the pandemic disrupted the global sporting calendar. Its continued growth, however, suggests that the category has developed into more than a temporary substitute for traditional sports. In an interview recorded at a Setka Cup venue, BETER CEO Gal Ehrlich discussed the company’s origins in table tennis, the product’s performance since the pandemic and its role within a diversified sportsbook. For operators, the wider question is not simply whether table tennis can generate betting activity. It is how fast, continuously available sports can support engagement, fill gaps in the event calendar and […]

CT Interactive’s Win Storm range shows how a supplier can extend one recognised slot into a broader product line by giving each variation distinct mechanics. On Slotegrator’s APIgrator game aggregator, the range accounted for 17.1% of CT Interactive’s GGR, with Win Storm Deluxe contributing 13.3%. These figures indicate strong portfolio performance, but because the published data includes no time series or player-migration analysis, they cannot establish GGR growth or rule out cannibalisation.

Four months after the UK raised Remote Gaming Duty from 21% to 40%, Blask data shows no mass migration to offshore operators. Between April and July 2026, overall demand remained close to 2025 levels, while leading licensed brands retained most of their market share. Offshore demand stayed limited despite concerns about reduced bonuses and adjusted RTP rates. The sharper shift came in projected revenue, with offshore brands’ share of CEB reaching 13% in July.