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Anjouan Gaming Authority clarifies its licences do not authorise global operations

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The Anjouan Gaming Authority said its internet gaming licences apply under Anjouan’s framework and do not authorise operators to work in every country. In a LinkedIn post on 10 June, the regulator said licensees remain responsible for complying with rules in markets where they advertise, accept players or process payments. It also said licences carry ongoing obligations and may be suspended or revoked.

Operators must assess local authorisation requirements separately from holding an Anjouan gaming licence.

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