Major ROLR holders revise stakes in High Roller Technologies Schedule 13D/A
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
High Roller Technologies’ major shareholders have updated their ownership positions in Amendment No. 2 to a Schedule 13D. As of April 28, 2026, Cascadia Holdings Ltd distributed 787,648 shares of High Roller common stock to Jeff Smith for no additional consideration under a share redemption agreement. After this change, Cascadia reports beneficial ownership of 2,644,423 shares, representing 24% of the common stock. Director Brandon Eachus reports beneficial ownership of 2,749,391 shares, or 24.9%, through a mix of directly held shares, vested options, and indirect interests via Cascadia and its Spike Up Media subsidiaries. Director Michael Cribari reports beneficial ownership of 2,705,475 shares, or 24.5%, on a similar basis. The reporting persons state they have not engaged in other transactions in the issuer’s stock during the past 60 days.
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Large holders update their stakes without new buying or selling activity.
The filing shows a structural change in how a big block of High Roller Technologies shares is held, rather than fresh market purchases or sales. Cascadia distributed 787,648 shares to Jeff Smith, reducing his shared voting and dispositive power over Cascadia’s remaining stake.
Post-transaction, Cascadia reports 24% beneficial ownership, while insiders Brandon Eachus and Michael Cribari each report just under 25% when their direct and indirect holdings are combined. Control remains concentrated among a small group of related holders, which can influence governance outcomes such as board elections.
The reporting persons state they have not traded Common Stock in the last 60 days, and derivative securities not exercisable within 60 days are excluded. Future ownership disclosures in subsequent periods will clarify whether this redistribution leads to any further changes in voting influence.