Jason Ader, Playtech's largest shareholder, is hoping for a higher bid for the industry stalwart following Aristocrat's $2
Jason Ader exclusive  Nothing preventing IGT  Apollo or Scientific Games bidding for Playtech

Jason Ader, Playtech's largest shareholder, is hoping for a higher tender for the industry stalwart followers Aristocrat's $2.9bn understanding with the supplier.

The boards of Aristocrat and Playtech of late in agreement(p) terms on what would live another mega-merger for the gaming sphere – and Ader insists he is "so happy" with the deal.

It hasn't stopped-up(a) Ader from supporting offers from other industry giants, however, such as IGT, Apollo Global Management and Scientific Games.

He exclusively told Gaming America: "There’s zero preventing IGT, Phoebus or Sci Games from sounding at this business and seeing, different most, it’s very profitable, it’s a very unique assembling of assets.

"If £6.83 ($9.41) per portion out becomes the net price, we’re ease so happy with that, but I’ll probably turn a shareholder of Aristocrat, because their inventory will experience a lot of upside from Playtech inward the next few years.

"Whoever buys the Playtech assets has a vast competitive vantage inward B2B casino. B2B cassino is really the next liberal thing after sports inward the US, and more specifically unrecorded tabularise games is what’s going to driving that."

Ader's SPAC (Special Purpose Acquisition Company) 26 Capital Acquisition, recently in agreement(p) to facilitate Okada Manila become a public organisation in a $2.6bn deal.

It was almost as if Playtech stole his thunder a duad of years later with its Aristocrat announcement, though the investor is clear pleased with both outcomes nonetheless.

Ader's replete(p) interview on both the Okada and Playtech deals will lineament inwards this week's GI Friday.

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