Anjouan Gaming's authority lists current regulatory notices, including licence terminations for Knifex Ltd and Amor 25 Limited. It also lists September 2026 amendments to licence conditions covering beneficial ownership, ADR and B2B disclosures.
Licensed operators are expected to monitor notices because requirements may affect their compliance obligations.
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The Maryland Lottery and Gaming Commission held a meeting on 25 June 2026, according to its agenda. The agenda lists a BetMGM sports wagering facility operator licence renewal among the commission action items, but does not state an outcome.
Leaked Curaçao Gaming Authority records reportedly raise questions about documents submitted in Tether.bet’s now-defunct licence application. A property sale document was presented as evidence of funding, but people identified in related records reportedly said they had never met the applicant and knew nothing of him. George Cottrell denied any operational or ownership role in Tether.bet.
Questions are being raised about the route by which Tether.bet secured its Curaçao gambling licence, after an investigation connected the application to paperwork that may not have been authentic. The matter surfaced when the hacker Lilith Wittman breached systems of the Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) last month, laying bare thousands of files on licensed gambling operators, among them ownership details, compliance records and business plans. Democracy for Sale examined material from the leak and passed it to The Times, whose own checks followed. That material reportedly covered documents filed as part of the now-defunct Tether.bet licensing process.
Liberia's National Lottery Authority restored LiPay Inc.'s licence on 24 September 2026, allowing it to resume sports betting, online casino and online lottery operations and represent the 1xBet brand. The one-year licence is conditional on compliance with licensing rules, anti-money laundering and responsible gaming requirements, following a settlement dated 14 September. The report says the company had previously been fined US$10,000 and barred from applying for licences for two years.
Malawi’s Gaming and Lotteries Authority has set 10 July 2026 as the deadline for sports betting licence applications, according to a public notice cited in reporting. Applicants face fit-and-proper, financial-integrity, beneficial-ownership and regulatory due diligence checks; casino licence applications remain open until 15 July.
Nevis Online Gaming Authority said it is prepared to assess prediction markets and event-based forecasting under its regulatory framework. The authority said licensing procedures and compliance requirements are available and that it can advise operators on regulatory expectations and the applicability of Nevis law.