The company says the £4.75 million deal and the failed Galaxy Gaming transaction support more discovery into Evolution’s dealings with regulators.
Management kept its full-year EBITDA target unchanged and said Inspired’s new Manchester studio is expected to release its first title by year-end.
About 200 claimants are set to recover around 38% of recognized losses from more than €6 million transferred to Spanish authorities in 2021.
The new slot adds two routes into the bonus, a vertical lock-up feature and a 10,724x top prize.
Second-quarter revenue rose 2% to $828 million as gaming operations, Grover and iGaming drove growth despite higher U.K. duties.
The training kit sponsorship is worth around £20 million a season, while the Premier League’s front-of-shirt ban does not begin until 2026/27.
Remote gaming duty rose to 40% in April, and a new betting rate is due from April 2027.
Higher gambling taxes and weaker trading cut first-half revenue, while the UK and Dutch businesses stayed under pressure.
TNLC and Northern & Shell failed to reopen the case, with judges saying their chances of success were vanishingly small.
The gambling group says low trading volumes and higher compliance costs make its remaining UK market unnecessary after its move to New York in 2024.