Skillz Platform is trading 6.25% up at $8.84 after an Israeli court rejected Papaya Gaming’s proposed creditor vote and demanded a stronger repayment plan.
- Skillz Platform, Papaya’s largest creditor, is seeking approximately $730 million, improving potential recovery prospects.
- The company-specific ruling directly supports the gain despite broader software-sector weakness; trading is active during the September 3, 2026 regular session, though volume data is unavailable.