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TENNISI will suspend betting acceptance in Russia from September 1 after 27 years of operations
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TENNISI will suspend betting acceptance in Russia from September 1 after 27 years of operations
TENNISI has said it will stop accepting bets in Russia from September 1, ending 27 years of activity in the market. For high-risk payment providers, the key point is simple: a long-running betting operator is changing its local acceptance footprint, which can affect merchant setup, processing routes, and exposure in Russia.
- The announcement is limited to a single fact: from September 1, TENNISI will suspend taking bets in Russia.
- The operator has been active for 27 years, which makes this a material exit from a long-established local betting presence rather than a short-term operational pause.
- The source does not give a reason, a wind-down schedule, or any detail on whether existing balances, payouts, or alternative jurisdictions are involved.
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