BMM Testlabs said it received licences to provide compliance testing, inspections and certification in Botswana and Nigeria. The approvals came from Botswana’s Gambling Authority and Nigeria’s National Lottery Regulatory Commission and cover land-based and digital gaming markets.
The licences allow BMM to provide testing and certification services in two regulated gaming markets.
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The Missouri Gaming Commission issued temporary mobile sports betting licences to nine operators ahead of the market’s planned 1 December launch. Licensees must obtain approval for internal controls and house rules before they can begin live wagering; account registration and deposits may start on 17 November subject to compliance with proposed state regulations.
The Missouri Gaming Commission granted temporary licences to sportsbook operators ahead of the state’s planned 1 December launch, the commission said. DraftKings and Circa received untethered mobile licences; seven other operators and several suppliers also received temporary approvals. Operators can begin registering customers and accepting deposits on 17 November, but must obtain final approval for internal controls and house rules before wagering begins.
BMM Testlabs opened an iGaming laboratory in São Paulo on 19 August, offering product testing, certification and cybersecurity services. The company said the facility can support physical gaming once regulation is finalised.
The UAE’s General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority approved BMM Testlabs to evaluate products for the UAE Lottery and the commercial gaming programme. The approval is under the Independent Testing Laboratories category, BMM said.
Caleta Gaming said 15 more of its games have been certified for Brazil, bringing its certified total to 26. BMM Testlabs certified nine slots and six bingo games; the company said 11 other titles had already received certification from GLI.