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BetMakers chairman Matt Davey significantly increased his shareholding in the wagering technology firm months prior to Tabcorp's $267 million buyout offer. This included a 750,000-share purchase just a month after public takeover discussions with Tabcorp were first reported in February. The initial talks between Davey and Tabcorp CEO Gillon McLachlan began before Christmas, with BetMakers describing the negotiations as 'early stage' and 'no formal offer' at the time. The article highlights the timing of Davey's stake increase, suggesting a strategic move ahead of potential corporate action. The negotiations were first disclosed by The Australian Financial Review's Street Talk column, indicating the significance of the talks in the industry. This development underscores the competitive landscape in the gaming and wagering sector, where major players are actively pursuing strategic acquisitions.