Lottomatica and CIRSA boards approve merger plan before November votes
Lottomatica and CIRSA’s merger plan has board approval ahead of November votes, with BDO confirming the exchange ratio’s fairness.
Lottomatica and CIRSA’s merger plan has board approval ahead of November votes, with BDO confirming the exchange ratio’s fairness.
Appointment
The appointment will determine who leads the UKGC’s illegal-gambling programme and delivers the stated return on Treasury investment.
Operators budgeting only for licences risk underfunding certification, localisation and marketing needed to launch in African markets.
Licence
The developer still needs Mississippi Gaming Commission licensing before the site approval lapses, leaving the project's opening dependent on state approval.
The workstreams could shape proposals on machine rules and payment methods across Italy’s land-based and online gambling sectors.
The appeal concerns whether Polymarket’s prediction markets fall under Dutch gambling rules.
Operators may need separate address checks when they must establish a player’s residence.
Licence
Operators cannot currently apply for a licence to open a new gaming arcade in Gouda.
The approved cross-border merger plan sets terms and conditions for absorbing CIRSA into Lottomatica.
Operators must continue preparing for the deposit-limit system unless the Supreme Court orders a suspension.
Cirsa shareholders would receive 0.668 Lottomatica shares per share under the merger plan approved by both boards.
The proposed levy and operating restrictions would affect authorised online betting operators in Buenos Aires province.
Operators and gambling advertisers would need to adapt marketing and player-protection practices if the proposed rules take effect.
The reported acquisition and conversion figures offer operators and suppliers data on a Prediction Markets marketing channel.
The case seeks to keep member authorisations and customer-service channels available while Congress considers the suspension.
Land-based operators need to account for the new function when updating slot-machine inventories.
Source: Coljuegos (Colombia)
Control F5’s planned expansion could broaden its geographic footprint while clients await developments in Brazil.
The proposed merger would transfer Cirsa’s assets and liabilities to Lottomatica and change the combined group’s listings.
AGLC's 30-business-day casino and 21-calendar-day bingo objection windows set the timetable for contesting Alberta gaming facilities.
Source: AGLC (Alberta)
Licence
AGLC posted the Calgary bingo relocation application, with written objections due by 30 October 2026, affecting relocation timing.
Source: AGLC (Alberta)
Licence
Suppliers and operators entering New Zealand's regulated online casino market will need approved testing partners before launch.
Mynt’s lower payment revenue links Philippine restrictions on gambling access through apps to reduced payment transactions.
Brazil’s regulated betting sector generated R$7.6bn in quarterly gross gaming revenue and transferred approximately R$914.1m to statutory beneficiaries.
The launch adds a named operator-platform partnership and a new US distribution channel for participating game suppliers.
Nevada’s proposed regulatory amendment would remove references to the National Council on Problem Gambling.