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Ultra Reduces Team for 2026 Blockchain Focus – eGamers.io
Ultra, a platform at the forefront of integrating blockchain technology with gaming, is undergoing a significant transformation. The company is scaling back its operations, narrowing its focus on blockchain technology amid challenges in sustaining its expansive ecosystem. With the workforce being streamlined to just seven core team members, Ultra is honing in on essential blockchain functionalities rather than broader ambitions.
The change in course follows a period of attempted growth and diversification, which included a successful $12 million fundraising effort initiated under the leadership of former CEO Gus van Rijckevorsel in 2025. However, despite these efforts, the company encountered hurdles with its expansion strategy. The extensive scope of its platform included a game store, an NFT marketplace, and various gaming services.
Ultra expressed in a statement: “We believed building a complete ecosystem from day one was the right path. In doing so, we lost focus and couldn’t bring every component to the level of excellence we envisioned.” Collaborative ventures like those with Vaulta aimed at exploring the DeFi sector also spread the company’s resources thin. These revelations prompted a return to leadership under co-founder Nicolas Gilot and a strategic contraction to core functions.
With a new direction set against the backdrop of current market analyses, Ultra has decided to funnel its resources more effectively, starting with the suspension of certain projects. The development of the games Citadels and Empires, as well as the gaming client itself, are on hold as Ultra refocuses on its blockchain infrastructure. The maintained elements include the Chrome extension, web wallet, NFT APIs, and the user onboarding process.
Looking ahead, the establishment of the Ultra DAO in January 2026 marks a pivotal move. The DAO aims to manage an ecosystem accelerator that benefits from Ultra’s treasury, nurturing growth and innovation within the network. Moreover, plans are underway to introduce a new infrastructure bridge early next year. Ultra maps out these and other initiatives in a timeline that extends through the first quarter of 2026, hoping eventually to reevaluate the future of key projects like Citadels and Empires.
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Slots player hits $1.1 million jackpot at Las Vegas Strip casino – KSNV
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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — A lucky Las Vegas guest has become a new millionaire.
The Venetian Resort says the guest was playing $1 million Dragon Link by Aristocrat Gaming on Tuesday when they hit the grand jackpot.
That $125 bet led to a prize of $1,140,529.
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Major League Baseball to return to NBC and Peacock next season with new rights deal – NBC News
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Major League Baseball is returning to NBC.
MLB and NBC Sports on Wednesday announced a new, three-year media rights agreement beginning in the 2026 season that will bring exclusive games to NBC, Peacock and the newly formed NBC Sports Network.
The package includes 25 prime-time games on “Sunday Night Baseball” as well as the entire wild-card round of the playoffs.
Peacock and NBC Sports Network will also revive “MLB Sunday Leadoff,” an 18-game slate with late-morning starts that previously aired on Peacock in 2022 and 2023. (NBC News shares a parent company with NBC Sports and Peacock).
“NBC has demonstrated an outstanding combination of high production value and powerful athlete storytelling that makes MLB’s return to the network an exciting opportunity to continue the sport’s growth,” MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred said in a statement. “With NBCUniversal showing great enthusiasm for baseball, we are looking forward to working together to continue the sport’s momentum by telling the stories of today’s talented players and capturing the excitement of our great game.”
The “Sunday Night Baseball” games will air on NBC and Peacock in all available broadcast windows, in addition to Peacock and NBC Sports Network exclusives. The addition of MLB’s Sunday night games to “Sunday Night Football” and the upcoming “Sunday Night Basketball” will make NBC the first broadcast network to offer year-round prime-time sports on the same night every week.
The deal will also create two new MLB traditions: NBC and Peacock will be the exclusive home of a prime-time game on the first full day of games every season, as well as the only prime-time game on Labor Day.
In 2027 and 2028, NBC will air the final game of the regular season.
Other highlights of the deal include one out-of-market game on Peacock every day of the season, special event games in 2027 and 2028, and a Sunday afternoon whip-around show on Peacock following the conclusion of “MLB Sunday Leadoff.”
NBC has been a home for MLB on three separate occasions, from 1947 through 1989, then again from 1996 through 2000, and then finally with the Peacock games earlier this decade.
Rohan Nadkarni is a sports reporter for NBC News.
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$4 million payday for one Georgian playing Mega Millions – WSB-TV
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Gaston County man hits $114K lottery jackpot while stopping for soda: ‘Unreal feeling’ – WBTV
GASTONIA, N.C. (WBTV) – A Gaston County man hit a $114,614 lottery jackpot while stopping for soda at a local convenience store last week.
Albert Clinton Jr. bought his lucky $2 Bingo Bucks ticket at the S’Mart on Bessemer City Road in Gastonia.
“We were just there to pick up some Shirley Temple 7-Ups,” Clinton joked.
At the time Clinton bought his ticket, the jackpot was $573,070, and because he purchased a $2 voucher, he received 20% of that amount.
“It was an unreal feeling,” Clinton said.
Clinton claimed his prize at lottery headquarters on Thursday, Nov. 13, and after taxes, took home $82,236.
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He plans to use his winnings to pay bills and have a good Christmas with his family.
“The holidays are here,” he said.
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