Brazilian betting companies report doubled revenue in 2026
Investors see doubled 2026 revenue alongside illegal operators still representing a significant share of activity.
Investors see doubled 2026 revenue alongside illegal operators still representing a significant share of activity.
Operators face a patchwork of state licensing regimes, with the FSGRN's Universal Reciprocity Certificate covering only online gaming in member states.
Congressional bargaining over the Bets Law creates licensing uncertainty for operators during election campaigning.
The DGOJ opened sanction proceedings against Polymarket and Kalshi for allegedly operating without administrative authorisation, ordering web blocks.
Source: DGOJ (Spain)
Operators must verify identity before play and cap provisional accounts at a €100 deposit limit with no withdrawals pending verification.
Source: GGL (Germany)
Brazil's BACEN tracing transactions to identify unlicensed betting platforms adds financial monitoring pressure on operators.
Charges against an Auckland operator over illegal poker premises show DIA enforcement against venues posing as legitimate businesses.
Operators weighing entry into Argentina face 23 provincial regimes plus the autonomous city of Buenos Aires, with local-partner rules in the largest province.
Playtech says its Americas business beat expectations, citing Mexico and other North American opportunities.
The algorithm identified 600,000 players generating 60% of gross gaming revenue, and the regulator called operators' identification effort insufficient.
Source: ANJ (France)
The bill sets economic substance requirements for certain foreign-source passive income, targeting structures without real activity in Panama.
The ANJ approved operators' action plans but adopted specific prescriptions, focusing on organised crime and vigilance for corruption-exposed players.
Source: ANJ (France)
Karaoke bars' violation rate is nearly double other licensed establishments, prompting increased monitoring and stronger enforcement.
Source: AGCO (Ontario)
Operators must block access for self-excluded players, and a larger, faster-registering ban file widens the scope of that obligation.
Source: ANJ (France)
Regulators discussed illegal gambling, affiliates, payment blocking, AI in CRM, self-exclusion registers and anti-money-laundering rules.
Source: DGOJ (Spain)
The warning signals continued enforcement focus on unlicensed sites lacking age checks, deposit limits and blocking systems.
Source: GGL (Germany)