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SportPesa launches first UK market television campaign
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Olympic Entertainment appoints Corey Plummer as new CEO
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NHL, FanDuel ink daily fantasy, sports betting partnerships
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Caesars CEO leaving just as the company turns a profit
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Zynga’s once reliable slots and poker games losing steam
Social gamers Zynga report revenue and bookings gains in Q3, but not in slots or poker titles, and earnings and net income slide.
