Betfair / Flutter group to merge with Canadian company

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Euler
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mcgoo
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What does this mean for the exchange..BF is banned in Canada from what I recall? :shock: :?
callumth1
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What could this mean for SkyBet since Stars Group owns them?
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wearthefoxhat
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Pokerstars is one of the stars group brand names and now Flutter own it, along with Skybetting and Gaming.

Pokerstars has over the last 2 years or so, morphed into a more speedy "grab your $$$" rinse and repeat process. The only real hope of "increasing" profit potential would be for the U.S. to allow a majority of their states to accept on line poker...not gonna happen anytime soon.

Companies like this merge as a form of protection/collaberation when there are difficult times ahead.

The shareholders on the Stars Group will benefit for sure.
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I would love Canada to come back as NBA markets were badly hit when they left.
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Naffman
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I remember when BFPP share price went up about 30% in a day a couple of months back, talk of a merger was denied, someone knew this was going to happen.
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Naffman
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Betfair PP now been given the green light to merge with company that owns SkyBet
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Euler
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Will be interesting to see what happens there.

Breon joined Paddy Power and Betfair at the hip and I don't think it's done them any favours.
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