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Light & Wonder (ASX:LNW) reported second-quarter net income of US$120 million, marking a 26% increase year over year.

Coast Entertainment Holdings (ASX:CEH) has secured Queensland Government approval for a mixed-use development application across its 55-hectare Coomera landholding.

SkyCity Entertainment (ASX:SKC) finalises an unconditional NZ$74.5 million sale of its Auckland office and investment properties.

• Kraken’s FIFA World Cup sponsorship coincides with prediction market trading volumes surpassing US$2 billion across football-related contracts. 
• Sports forecasting activity is being concentrated in blockchain-based and regulated event markets, led by Polymarket and Kalshi. 
• Regulatory uncertainty around prediction markets remains the key challenge as platforms expand into mainstream sporting events. 

Kraken has become the official crypto exchange supporter of the FIFA World Cup, just as crypto prediction markets tied to the tournament have already processed more than US$2 billion in wagers.

"The Mandalorian and Grogu” opened to about US$102 million domestic and US$165 million worldwide over the Memorial Day frame, matching its reported US$165 million production budget but delivering the lowest opening of any Star Wars film released under Disney, even below “Solo”.

Coast Entertainment (ASX:CEH) moves closer to its Dreamworld precinct redevelopment as SARA issues conditional support.

Vista Group International (ASX:VGL) secured a major five-year deal with Cinemex to transition its Mexican cinema circuit back to Vista's platform.

Ainsworth Game Technology (ASX:AGI) announced the appointment of Ryan Comstock as the company’s CEO, effective immediately.

The Star Entertainment Group (ASX:SGR) has formalised a binding credit facility agreement with WhiteHawk Capital Partners.

SkyCity Entertainment Group Limited (ASX:SKC) has lowered its financial expectations for the remainder of the 2026 fiscal year, citing a downturn in consumer discretionary spending across its Australian and New Zealand operations.

The Star Entertainment Group (ASX:SGR) confirmed that its flagship Sydney casino licence will remain suspended for the foreseeable future.