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(AsiaGameHub) -   In Bally’s Intralot’s latest Q1 earnings call, CEO Robeson Reeves shared that the company is seeking additional potential merger targets outside of its ongoing bid for Evoke, the debt-laden British bookmaker. Bally’s Intralot CEO Indicates Additional Mergers Are on the Horizon Reeves informed investors that, apart from Evoke, the firm continues to evaluate the wider merger and acquisition landscape, and its unused GBP 160 million ($205 million) revolving credit facility provides flexibility to pursue suitable opportunities. Last month, rumors suggested Bally’s was poised to acquire Evoke, but both companies have since stated that discussions about the deal are still in progress. Negotiations are currently underway for a potential offer of around $280 million for the entire company. However, there is no guarantee this interest will lead to a formal bid. Bally’s Intralot is expected to confirm by May 18 whether it will make a firm offer. Reeves, who was appointed CEO of Intralot in November, noted that Bally’s has built a business with a margin profile that stands out in the industry, adding that Evoke has the scale to support further growth. He also highlighted a compelling opportunity to apply the company’s operating model to a significantly larger business, describing it as an opportunity they are pursuing with conviction. The Firm Plans to Boost Its Focus on the UK Market Reeves pointed out the rise in the UK’s Remote Gaming Duty, calling the tax hike the “most significant regulatory shift in years.” While this has impacted companies’ bottom lines, it has also made the overall market more competitive, forcing operators across all sectors to adapt to the new environment. This appears to have spurred Bally’s to take a more aggressive approach to other merger and acquisition opportunities. “We are on the offensive,” Reeves said. “The competitive landscape is shifting in our favor.” He explained that the company does not plan to remain idle, stating it is evaluating strategic opportunities from a position of genuine strength. Reeves also noted that they have an exceptional understanding of the UK market but admitted they do not yet have the same level of insight into other markets. Regarding future merger activity, the strategy may continue to focus on the UK, where the company is particularly confident in its operational capabilities. That being said, mergers sometimes come with their own difficulties and financial risks. For example, Bally’s Intralot recently announced a 35% revenue increase for 2025, but the merger between the two companies also carries some significant potential losses. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   The industry association states that an EU-wide charge on online gambling lacks a legal foundation. Belgium.- The European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) has reacted to the concept of an EU levy on online gambling, labeling the idea “unworkable”. The suggestion was raised by the European Parliament’s Budget Committee within its opinion on the EU’s Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) covering 2028-2034. According to the EGBA, imposing an EU online gambling charge in addition to current national gambling taxes would also favor illegal gambling operators and undermine consumer protection for EU citizens. The group contends this action would ultimately lead to lower tax income for EU member states. Maarten Haijer, Secretary General of EGBA, stated: “Gambling is not currently harmonised at the EU level and there is no legal basis to define, manage, or gather such a levy. Even putting these legal hurdles aside, imposing another charge on top of existing national taxes – in an industry where licensed operators in some Member States already face tax rates over 50 per cent of gross gaming revenue – would have only one beneficiary: illegal operators.” Haijer continued: “Since they pay no tax, illegal operators can already provide players with more appealing products and prices, free from the consumer protections offered by licensed operators. Introducing an EU levy would exacerbate this problem: growing the black market, damaging consumer safety for EU citizens, and decreasing total tax revenues for Member States.” Maarten Haijer The EGBA emphasized that the European Parliament’s Budget Committee’s opinion was a very preliminary and conditional suggestion for member states to consider the idea of an EU online gambling levy, not a firm proposal. Any move to establish a new direct revenue source for the EU budget would need the unanimous consent of all 27 Member States via the EU Council. The European Parliament is scheduled to vote on the Committee's opinion during its plenary session next week. After this, official MFF discussions will commence, with an agreement anticipated by the end of 2026. In a related development, the EGBA has submitted evidence to the European Commission’s call for evidence concerning the forthcoming EU Action Plan on Fighting Online Fraud. In its submission, it advocated for coordinated EU measures to combat fraudulent gambling websites and applications that misuse the standing of lawful operators. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   The Gambling Commission has acknowledged that a greater amount of unlicensed gambling activity might be concealed. In the UK, the British Gambling Commission has issued a warning that the increasing adoption of virtual private networks (VPNs) is hindering the ability to accurately assess the scale of the illegal gambling market. In the regulator's most recent update concerning trends and data analysis, Tim Livesley, who leads its Data Innovation Hub, pointed out that the introduction of the Online Safety Bill last year prompted many consumers to bypass restrictions on online activities. He stated that the Gambling Commission had already "factored in an increase of 30 per cent" into its projections to account for black market traffic that is hidden by VPNs. However, the regulator now recognizes that since July 2025, "a larger proportion of web traffic could be concealed." The Gambling Commission considers web traffic estimates to be more effective for understanding trends rather than absolute traffic volumes, as they are subject to margins of error. It advises against relying on any single data source as definitive and is enhancing its methodology with additional data points, yet it still views web traffic to unlicensed gambling sites as a useful indicator of trends. Data from the past two years indicated a continuation of fluctuating trends in estimated engagement with unlicensed sites (measured by time spent on site) but did not align with a seasonal pattern. An increase observed in the autumn of 2024 was not replicated by a similar rise in the same period of 2025. Furthermore, the overall trendline does not suggest consistent or sustained growth in consumer engagement over the 21 months of available data. The Gambling Commission conducted further investigation by acquiring data on VPN usage from the communications authority Ofcom and the digital data firm Similarweb. The data from Ofcom revealed a sharp increase in VPN usage in July 2025, followed by a gradual decrease to a level approximately 40 per cent higher than previous levels. Data from Similarweb showed a similar pattern, though with a less pronounced initial surge. The accompanying figure presents an updated trendline of engagement, incorporating the Gambling Commission’s VPN usage assumptions adjusted according to these scenarios. The data for July is associated with a wider confidence interval, which then stabilizes to a more consistent range after this date. Trend line of estimated consumer engagement with illegal gambling websites – including VPN scenarios adjustment. Graph: Gambling Commission Livesley commented: "We are continuously working to enhance our methodology and are seeking input from other international regulators and licensed operators to help validate and improve existing data sources, as well as to identify additional datasets that can be used to deepen our understanding of the illegal market. We are also gathering more data on consumer engagement through the Gambling Survey for Great Britain (GSGB) and generating further insights via our Consumer Voice research program. "We will be releasing further updates on our research, statistics, and data initiatives throughout the year. The Commission continues to prioritize illegal gambling, and we will also provide additional information on how we are expanding our disruption and enforcement activities and how we are measuring the impact of these investments." This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   The Flutter-owned subsidiary has successfully appealed a decision that found its marketing activities to be unlawful. UK.- **Sky Betting and Gaming** (SBG), part of the Flutter group, has won an appeal against a High Court ruling regarding **marketing communications** sent to a problem gambler. The case of **RTM v Bonne Terre Limited & Anor**, which centered on allegations of data consent breaches, will now be referred back to the High Court. Last year, the High Court ruled that the claimant, identified as RTM, had not given **“legally operative consent”** for their personal data to be collected. RTM subsequently received direct marketing from Sky Betting and Gaming via **cookie tracking** and data harvesting, eventually gambling with the firm between 2007 and 2019 and **losing £45,000**. **Justice Collins Rice** previously held that “consent is subjective not objective,” ruling that RTM’s condition as a problem gambler meant they could not provide valid consent. SBG immediately contested the decision. During the appeal, the **Information Commissioner’s Office** (ICO) was asked to provide expert advice on how consent should be interpreted under data protection statutes. The Court of Appeal has since reversed the initial judgment. **Lord Justice Mark Warby** stated that the High Court's previous verdict was based on a “legally mistaken approach” to the requirements for proving that a data subject had “given consent.” The judge clarified that SBG, as a data controller, is “not required to prove the actual state of mind of the individual data subject” when they indicate consent for data processing related to direct marketing. He added that it is “neither necessary nor relevant” to investigate whether the subject was vulnerable or had an **impaired ability** to make autonomous decisions. Flutter UK&I hailed the ruling as a landmark decision for Sky Bet and the entire gambling sector. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Attorney General Letitia James asserts that these firms are operating unauthorized gambling services via prediction market platforms. U.S.—New York Attorney General Letitia James has initiated legal action against Coinbase Financial Markets and Gemini Titan, claiming they are conducting illicit gambling activities through prediction market platforms. A statement from the Attorney General’s office indicates that the firms permit users to wager on various outcomes, such as sports, entertainment, and elections, which contravenes state regulations. James is seeking the disgorgement of allegedly unlawful gains, the provision of restitution to affected users, and the imposition of penalties amounting to triple the profits generated from these activities. The Attorney General contends that the companies neglected to secure the required authorization from the New York State Gaming Commission. Furthermore, she notes that their prediction markets are accessible to individuals aged 18 to 20, whereas the legal age for mobile sports wagering is 21. The lawsuits also charge Gemini and Coinbase with breaching state statutes that prohibit betting on contests involving New York collegiate teams. James stated: “Gambling remains gambling, regardless of the terminology used, and it is not exempt from oversight under our state laws and Constitution. The prediction markets operated by Gemini and Coinbase are essentially illegal gambling ventures that expose young individuals to addictive platforms lacking essential protections. My office is intervening to safeguard New Yorkers and halt these platforms from breaking the law.” This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   The firm has released insights into the online gaming (igaming) market. Press release.- Slovenia is undoubtedly among the most promising geographic regions (GEOs) for the igaming sector. This is why the N1 Partners team has compiled insights to assist in engaging more precisely with audiences, boosting return on investment (ROI), and developing impactful advertising campaigns tailored to this region. To gain a clearer understanding of the region’s potential, let’s take a broader view. Slovenia is a small Central European nation with a population of approximately 2.1 million, and its capital city is Ljubljana. The official language is Slovenian, the currency is the euro, and the time zone is Central European Time (CET, UTC+1). Backed by a high quality of life and a stable economy, the market offers ideal conditions for online gambling: the igaming industry is already experiencing consistent growth, with its market size projected to reach around $497 million by 2025. Reasons to test Slovenia Slovenia is a promising market, yet it’s frequently overlooked in the igaming space. Top 3 reasons to drive traffic to Slovenia right now: Low competition. Slovenia has a small share of online gambling in its overall market. For partners, this presents an opportunity: with the right localization and strategy, they can enter a less saturated space and secure long-term profits. Solvent players. Slovenia’s per capita GDP stands at roughly $35,300, which attests to the audience’s strong purchasing power and the potential for steady lifetime value (LTV). High potential. Slovenia’s online market is not oversaturated: compared to other European countries, the share of online gambling in total revenue is still relatively low. This indicates that the market’s digital potential is not yet fully tapped, leaving ample room for expansion. Players’ behaviour Slovenian users tend to opt for online platforms because of their convenience, extensive game selection, and ability to access them via mobile devices. In this region, smartphones drive the bulk of igaming traffic — 86.45%, so all user funnels need to be optimized for mobile use. Gender and age Men — 63%, average age 31-35 years Women — 37%, average age 26-30 years Per N1 Partners’ data, the igaming market is still mostly male, a trend supported by external studies: the core audience consists of men between 25 and 44 years old. Meanwhile, the share of female users is slowly rising, broadening the segment’s potential. Top 10 slots among N1 Partners players in Slovenia The N1 Partners team observes that players favor slots with well-known franchises, bonus features, and adventure themes — factors that directly influence user retention and lifetime value (LTV). Legacy of Dead Book of Dead Heist Stakes Book of the Fallen Gates of Olympus Super Scatter Lucky Lady’s Charm Deluxe Magic Apple 2 Rich Wilde and the Tome of Madness Gonzo’s Quest II: Return to El Dorado More Magic Apple Conclusion Slovenia is a GEO with robust, long-term potential, a large share of mobile traffic, and a growing igaming market — making it perfect for those operating in the gambling traffic space. N1 Partners’ analysis shows that with an appropriate localization strategy and consideration of audience traits, this market can deliver consistent profits and sustained growth through igaming partner programs. “Looking to scale up and boost your earnings? Partner with N1 Partners!” the company stated. N1 Partners is a multi-brand affiliate program and direct advertiser, featuring over 14 casino and betting brands with high conversion rates (CR) and registration-to-deposit (Reg2Dep) metrics across Tier-1 GEOs. N1 Partners provides competitive terms for top partners, such as cost-per-acquisition (CPA) rates up to €700 and revenue share (RevShare) up to 55%, guaranteeing stable and scalable results. Trusted by more than 14,000 partners, the company distinguishes itself through transparency, flexibility, and a focus on long-term collaborations, backed by a robust product lineup and advanced user retention systems. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Alabama’s Senate race is growing more intense, with the current topic of debate centered on gambling legalization in the state. Terry Waters—a political newcomer and candidate for Alabama Senate District 22—is taking an unwavering position against any plans to expand legal gaming in the state should he be elected. State Senator Greg Albritton, who has served for almost a decade as the Alabama Senate’s primary author of sweeping gaming legislation, is Waters’ key adversary on this issue. First-Time Candidate Terry Waters Maintains Unwavering Opposition to Gambling Waters stated that he intends to hold a firm position on gambling, describing it as an issue he cares deeply about and will stand by no matter what. He also made it clear that he would not back a statewide referendum on the subject. Waters—who sits on the board of the Baldwin County branch of the Alabama Farmers Federation and has received endorsements from the group’s chapters in Baldwin, Mobile, Washington, and Escambia counties—shared that he first joined the race without a firm opinion and was open to what he called a “clean lottery proposal.” He later came to the conclusion that no such proposal exists, noting that all types of gambling are interconnected. He also contended that legalizing gambling in the state would lack adequate oversight and disproportionately harm vulnerable populations. Alabama’s Complex History with Gambling Senator Greg Albritton has long been a vocal advocate for bringing gambling to the state. In 2024, he sponsored an extensive proposal that would have permitted a state lottery, up to seven casinos, electronic gaming devices, and a formal agreement with the Poarch Creek Indians. In 2025, he put forward follow-up legislation projecting roughly $750 million in yearly revenue from a lottery, Class II electronic gaming at current racetracks, sports betting, and a tribal pact. He has maintained that comprehensive laws aren’t about supporting gambling, but instead about regulating the limited gambling activities already present in Alabama. Right now, Alabama has four casinos—three of which are run by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. Additionally, multiple locations in the state operate “electronic bingo” halls; under state law, these are defined as casino-style machines legally classified as bingo games via local constitutional amendments. Albritton isn’t the only Alabama lawmaker pushing for expanded gambling in the state. In February, Alabama State Senator Merika Coleman introduced a bill that would let Alabama voters decide whether they want gambling in the state. When discussing a vote on the issue, Albritton noted that it ultimately boils down to letting Alabama’s residents make the call. He said he would allow voters to decide whether to create a lottery to fund college scholarships and other critical services, while asserting that Waters firmly opposes giving voters that choice. No matter what happens next, it’s evident that debates over the legality and expansion of gambling in Alabama will persist. Even gubernatorial candidates have gotten involved—recent financial disclosures show that candidate Tommy Tuberville received substantial contributions linked to the gaming industry. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   MGM Resorts International has finalized the sale of its operations at MGM Northfield Park. This transaction represents a further move by the company to concentrate on segments with higher growth potential. Operational control of the Ohio racino has been transferred to Clairvest Group Inc. The deal, valued at $546 million in cash, underscores MGM's strategy to divest certain regional assets. Northfield Park Does Not Fit MGM’s Strategy Located between Cleveland and Akron, MGM Northfield Park is a prominent gambling establishment. It consistently generates strong financial results by combining traditional horse racing with an extensive gaming floor, featuring thousands of video lottery terminals and a harness racetrack with a long history. The venue continues to be a popular destination for both local residents and tourists, drawing visitors with its concerts, dining options, and live racing events. Despite its consistent performance, MGM leadership believes that not all profitable assets align with the company’s growth objectives. CEO Bill Hornbuckle acknowledged the property as a well-run operation with a skilled team. However, he emphasized MGM's increasing focus on destinations and digital platforms that offer greater potential for long-term returns. The closing of this transaction underscores the value of MGM’s high-quality operations and provides an opportunity to divest a non-strategic regional asset at a significantly higher multiple than currently ascribed to our premium portfolio. Bill Hornbuckle, MGM Resorts CEO This strategic shift has been in progress for several years. MGM has been prioritizing the expansion of its presence on the Las Vegas Strip, the enhancement of its digital betting platforms, and the pursuit of large-scale developments in international markets. While Northfield Park and many other regional assets remain profitable, they do not align with its core strategic vision. Clairvest Gains a Profitable and Popular Venue The sale has resulted in significant financial gains for MGM. The company had acquired the property in 2018 at a considerably lower price than its current valuation. This sale not only secures that appreciation but also provides additional capital. MGM anticipates receiving approximately $420 million in net proceeds after accounting for taxes and transaction costs. For Clairvest, this acquisition represents an opportunity to broaden its footprint within the gaming sector. The company has established a strong record of investing in regional casinos, often targeting venues with established customer bases and potential for expansion. Northfield Park meets these criteria due to its stable cash flow and strong regional recognition. It is currently unknown if Clairvest plans to implement any major alterations to the venue or if it will be rebranded under new ownership. The company is expected to focus on maintaining its performance while exploring avenues to enhance the property's appeal. Although customers and employees might experience a period of transition, the fundamental aspects of the business are likely to remain unchanged. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   A trademark conflict concerning one of the online gaming industry's most well-known brands has intensified in Brazil, introducing a new front in a multifaceted legal struggle. The case pits Aviator Studio Brazil against Spribe, with both parties asserting ownership of the "Aviator" brand name and associated trademarks. The latest court decision indicates a cautious approach, suggesting judges are probably awaiting more comprehensive evidence before making a final determination. The Judges Were Cautious Recent decisions by the São Paulo Court of Appeals have permitted Aviator Studio Brazil to maintain its operations for the time being, denying Spribe's requests for an injunction. The judges ruled that the circumstances do not meet the criteria for urgent protective measures. Consequently, Aviator Studio Brazil is free to continue its collaborations with partners like Foggo Entertainment as the trademark case proceeds through the legal system. The appeals court highlighted several key concerns. Initially, it cast doubt on Spribe's claim of holding exclusive ownership rights to the Aviator brand. The judges pointed out that the legitimacy of these claims is being contested in various legal territories. They also determined there was no imminent threat of damage to Spribe, a fundamental requirement for issuing an injunction. The licensing arrangement between Aviator LLC and Aviator Studio Brazil was identified as another factor needing deeper scrutiny, as it is directly connected to the unresolved question of brand ownership. The Aviator product, a well-known "crash game," has gained significant traction in numerous markets, with its compelling social multiplayer gameplay appealing to a global audience. The Aviator Brand Remains a Source of Controversy Aviator Studio Brazil has acted swiftly to provide assurances to its partner operators, pledging to help manage any legal risks linked to the brand. For instance, NSX Betnacional was recently subject to an independent legal action initiated by Spribe. Aviator Studio Brazil stepped in, assuming control of the defense to underscore its dedication to its partners. Aviator Studio Brazil continues to operate lawfully under licence, and we remain committed to supporting our partners and defending the AVIATOR brand. George Pruidze, Aviator Studio CEO The origins of the dispute date back several years and have a scope that reaches far beyond Brazil. In previous legal proceedings, Aviator LLC alleged that Spribe utilized the Aviator name without authorization, having registered the trademarks in bad faith and violating pre-existing intellectual property rights. A 2024 court ruling favored Aviator LLC, leading to monetary fines for Spribe and the cancellation of some of its trademark registrations. Spribe persists in maintaining its position, which includes seeking provisional measures in other regions like the United Kingdom. These attempts have yielded inconsistent results, owing to a disjointed legal environment where judicial decisions can be significantly influenced by jurisdiction and timing. With neither party showing signs of conceding, the legal conflicts are expected to persist. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   NoLimit City is welcoming players to experience the newest installment in its San Quentin slot series: San Quentin Manhunt. This release brings back a well-known group of characters as they plot a prison escape. San Quentin Manhunt Metrics Rows: 5 Reels: 6 Paylines: Scatter wins RTP: 96.15% Min/max bet: 0/20/100 Max win: 46,532x The Gang Is Making a Run for It The prior game in the San Quentin series was titled “Death Row.” It appears the group of hardened criminals at the California state prison had no plans to surrender quietly and have now escaped following months of meticulous preparation. However, law enforcement is in close pursuit. With the hounds already on the trail, players must capitalize on the escape before the gang is recaptured. Centered on a prison breakout, San Quentin Manhunt includes various symbols depicting the fugitives and the tools that enabled their escape. Players will encounter images of shattered handcuffs, makeshift lockpicks, a map sketched on toilet paper, and the infamous soap that even gangsters dread dropping. The game utilizes an unconventional 1-3-5-5-3-1 layout, featuring several blocked cells in each corner. In the bonus round, a Cake Buster feature can be randomly activated to open one of these blocked cells, making it easier for players to achieve wins. Multiple Features Tell the Story of a Daring Prison Escape Scatter wins are another highlight, awarding a payout whenever seven or more matching symbols land. Furthermore, all winning symbols are removed from the grid and replaced with new ones, enabling players to land multiple winning combinations in a single spin. Enhancer Cell positions located at the top and bottom of the grid spin separately from the main reels. While they cannot contain Bonus symbols, they can occasionally activate the Cake Buster to open a locked cell, or trigger the xWays feature, which transforms a symbol into one of the prisoners and adds multiple new symbols of that type. Non-winning spins have the potential to activate the Cell Search feature. This collects the lowest-value object symbol, applies a multiplier for each symbol gathered, and then awards a wild symbol. Bonus symbols, on the other hand, let players access one of two bonus games: Sewer Escape Spins or Manhunt Spins. In jurisdictions where permitted, players can purchase direct entry to this feature, or use the NoLimit Booster to ensure a Bonus symbol lands on every spin. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   The recent $60 million Mega Millions jackpot has been claimed. The winner is not a person but a trust established in Ohio. Ohio Trust Comes Forward to Take the Prize Home During March, the Mega Millions game produced two major jackpots in quick succession. The first, worth approximately $536 million, was claimed soon after the draw. The second prize, however, went unclaimed for more than a month. The winning $60 million ticket was purchased in Van Wert, leading to much speculation about who held it. The prize was actually won by the Happy Trails Trust. According to an official statement from the Ohio Lottery, Shaun A. Putman, acting as the trust's representative, has now claimed the winnings. Opting for the lump-sum payment, a common choice for large jackpot winners, the Happy Trails Trust received $30 million before taxes. The final, after-tax amount comes to $21,975,000. Rather than selecting their own numbers, the winners used a quick-pick option. Their luck held, defying odds of 1 in 290.5 million to match the numbers 4, 11, 18, 38, 50, and the gold Mega Ball 24. The Game Experiences a Temporary Lull Meanwhile, the Mega Millions jackpot has reset and now stands at $150 million, with a cash value of $67.3 million. The next drawing is scheduled for Friday at 11 p.m. ET. Tuesday night's drawing did not produce a jackpot winner. Furthermore, no ticket matched all five white numbers to win the second-tier prize, which is valued between $2 million and $10 million based on the multiplier. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.