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Gambling software firm Playtech says biggest client refusing to pay more than €120 million in fees

Gambling software firm Playtech says its biggest client, Mexican gambling site Caliplay, has refused to pay for its services amid a long-running legal dispute.

Playtech says that €122 million in fees from 2023 and 2024 are as it said it was “highly probable” it would be able to collect the money through the courts.

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