Gibraltar reviews ADI Predictstreet after $108m linked-wallet trades
The review tests whether Gibraltar's self-trading rules can address linked-wallet activity on prediction markets tied to major sporting events.
The review tests whether Gibraltar's self-trading rules can address linked-wallet activity on prediction markets tied to major sporting events.
Licence
Gibraltar’s proposed framework creates a regulated route for prediction markets as gaming firms face higher costs and restructuring.
Lyman’s assessment signals that Gibraltar remains a licensing option despite operator restructuring and tax pressures.
Lyman said scrapping the rule may require a wider overhaul of gambling regulation.
The proposed regime could set distinct licensing and compliance requirements for prediction-market businesses in Gibraltar.
The warning flags the regulator's concern that UK tax increases could harm the gambling market.
Appointment
The recruitment will determine who leads Gibraltar’s Gambling Division after Andrew Lyman leaves the role.
Appointment
The search will determine leadership of Gibraltar’s Gambling Division and its regulatory strategy.
Licensed operators and service providers face expanded cooperation with the regulator to disrupt illegal gambling activity.
Licence
Wire Markets’ planned launch depends on due diligence and regulatory requirements; Gibraltar has not granted final approval.
The warning raises concerns about how gambling regulation in European markets could affect channelisation to licensed operators.
Licence
The licence establishes a regulatory route for a prediction-market operator in Gibraltar while the jurisdiction assesses how different models fit existing rules.
Licence
The account sets out who approved the licence and the regulator’s explanation of the expedited review.
Licence
The licence and reported absence of platform activity raise questions for operators and regulators about launch readiness and oversight.
The bill would change licensing and enforcement requirements for gambling businesses operating in Gibraltar.
Lyman’s warning highlights potential customer shifts and rising costs for UK-serving operators.
Operators and policymakers face renewed debate over how gambling restrictions may affect regulated-market participation.
The settlement concerns an operator's handling of responsible gambling procedures and customer deposit limits.