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World’s Largest Online Betting Firm Developed by Paddy Power Owner

The World’s largest online betting firm is about to be developed by Flutter Entertainment, which owns Paddy Power as well as Betfair. The company is about to buy Stars Group (TSG), which is known as the owner of Sky Bet. The deal is said to cost $12bn, and it will create the wold’s biggest online betting firm in earnings.

This deal will give Flutter Entertainment a 55% shareholder stake of the online gambling group, and this will create a combined revenue stream of $4.67bn in the previous year. The investors of the company approved the deal of a takeover of all-shares. The deal is expected to generate $171m of cost savings every year. This venture will increase Flutter Entertainment shares by 20%.  The development will include a commercial partnership with Fox Sports. The TV Channel is already the US betting partner for TSG that is based in Canada. Fox Sports have the right to receive 18.5% of FanDuel, a fantasy sports betting company that is owned by Flutter Entertainment.

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Online Betting Firm Will Deliver Great Value for Shareholders

The chief executive officer of Flutter Entertainment, Peter Jackson, told the media that the company will now serve around 4 million gamblers in at least 100 gambling markets. He further said that the takeover of TSG will boost the firm’s strategy on expansion into different markets while still maintaining its position in markets it has penetrated.

Jackson further told the press that the venture between Flutter Entertainment and TSG would offer shareholders great value. He added that their portfolio of a top-class brands that offer top-notch products on their platforms have leading technology in the industry.

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The chairman of Flutter Entertainment, Gary McGam, told the media that a combined group would offer a credible voice when it comes to promoting responsible gambling around the world. In the previous year, Flutter Entertainment had to pay $2.7m as a penalty over-responsible gambling misstep.

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