Why is Super Group finding success in Africa while other gambling companies struggle with regulatory uncertainty? And why does Sportradar see prediction markets as an opportunity?
Q3 2026 reporting season is revealing two very different approaches to growth across the global gambling industry.
In today's episode of iGaming Daily, Charlie Horner is joined by SBC News Editor Ted Orme-Claye and Senior Journalist Viktor Kayed to examine the latest financial results from Super Group and Sportradar.
First, Super Group.
The Betway and Spin operator reported Q3 profit of $142 million, compared with $96 million in the corresponding quarter last year.
With Africa accounting for 43% of group revenue, the discussion explores why Super Group's focus on African markets is delivering growth, and why the operator has chosen to step away from the US and avoid prediction markets.
Then, Sportradar.
The sports technology and data company reported 24% year-on-year revenue growth in Q3, supported by its expanding sports rights portfolio and the acquisition of IMG Arena.
Unlike Super Group, Sportradar sees an opportunity in prediction markets, particularly as a supplier of sports data and technology.
The team also discusses:
• Super Group's expansion across African gambling markets
• Why operators are reassessing opportunities in the US and Brazil
• Sportradar's sports data and fan engagement strategy
• The risks and opportunities surrounding prediction markets
• What Q3 results reveal about the gambling industry's outlook for 2027
Featuring:
Charlie Horner, Host
Ted Orme-Claye, SBC News Editor
Viktor Kayed, SBC News Senior Journalist
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