Bwin.party Asks GVC for Best Offer: Prepared to Dump 888

Submitted by Aaron Goldstein on

Written by :

Aaron Goldstein

Published on :

Reuters is reporting that key aspects of GVC’s proposal to buy publicly traded online gambling firm Bwin.party for approximately 1 billion pound ($1.55 billion) have been met.

BetOnline

GVC appeared to have lost the race to acquire the online gambling powerhouse to 888 Holdings last month but returned with two improved offers to hijack the deal, including the 1 billion pound bid.

"Bwin.party has now asked GVC to clarify, with respect to its proposal, the best terms on which GVC is prepared to make aformal offer to acquire all of the issued and to be issued shares in bwin.party," a Bwin statement said.

At the forefront of any deal is activist investor Jason Ader, who pulls many of the strings behind bwin.party, having obtained a significant number of shares in that company.

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

Related Content

From the NFL to MLB: How Kalshi Is Expanding the Sports Prediction Experience

From the NFL to MLB: How Kalshi Is Expanding the Sports Prediction Experience

Sports trading has become the dominant category on Kalshi, with activity accelerating sharply throughout 2026. NFL games have attracted enormous trading volume, while MLB markets have expanded the range of outcomes available to traders.
AI Sports Prediction Model Agatha.gg Surpasses 1,000 Graded Picks

AI Sports Prediction Model Agatha.gg Surpasses 1,000 Graded Picks

Every pick is sealed on the blockchain before game time and graded in public.
Southern Connecticut State University Confesses to Bilking Investors Out of $1.16 Million in Gambling Scheme

Southern Connecticut State University Confesses to Bilking Investors Out of $1.16 Million in Gambling Scheme

Claimed a mysterious figure called “The Chef” controlled investor payouts.
Maxxilabs Brings Six Creative Identities to iGaming Game Development for Crypto Casinos

Maxxilabs Brings Six Creative Identities to iGaming Game Development for Crypto Casinos

Maxxilabs came to market on September 1 with six game studios, where most new suppliers have one. The Maxxilabs studios are Bad Company, Fortune One, Gacha, Red Papaya, Slotty and Ventura Studios, and operators get all six through one integration.