betr Entertainment reported fiscal first quarter turnover of AU$363 million, up from AU$286.6 million last year, according to a Thursday filing with the Australian bourse.

The company’s net win for the quarter ended Sept 30 was AU$38 million, up from AU$27.9 million the previous year, the filing said. Q1 FY26 turnover A$363.0 million.

Betr said it is building a real-money gaming “super app” that differentiates itself with a simplified user interface catering to the casual sports fan. Its initial focus was on “micro-betting,” allowing users to wager on individual plays or moments within a live game (e.g., the result of the next pitch in baseball).

It has since expanded its offerings to include Daily Fantasy Sports (Betr Picks) and a fully-capable traditional sportsbook, which are available in various U.S. states.