Brazil’s government opened a consultation on regulatory requirements for B2B gambling companies, according to reports. The available report preview identifies the consultation’s subject but provides no further terms or timetable.
The consultation concerns licensing requirements that may affect suppliers serving Brazil’s gambling market.
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The UKGC said on 30 September 2026 that it had published its response to the gaming machine consultation launched in January 2025. The regulator said stakeholder feedback shaped the final outcomes, which include requirements for new category B machines from 30 June 2027.
The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) published its response to the gaming machine consultation on 30 September 2026, the regulator said. The consultation was launched in January 2025. The UKGC said stakeholder feedback led to changes to its outcomes, and that new requirements for category B gaming machines will apply from 30 June 2027.
Kalshi says it is challenging Missouri's licensing requirements, which it says provide no realistic route to compliance. The report also says Crypto.com-backed OG.com has brought a separate legal challenge in Utah over enforcement.
Kalshi is challenging Missouri's licensing requirements, which the prediction-market operator says offer no realistic route to compliance. Crypto.com-backed OG.com has brought a separate legal challenge in Utah, seeking protection from enforcement.
Germany's GGL has published an FAQ page on illegal online gambling, including the requirements operators must meet to be licensed in Germany. The authority said applicants must satisfy the 2021 State Treaty on Gambling, including reliability checks and business, distribution, social, IT security, payment and anti-money-laundering concepts. The page was updated on 13 August 2026.
Zambia’s Casino Act requires a valid licence to operate a casino and limits temporary licences to 30 days, excluding slot machines. The law requires licences to specify approved games, tables and machines, and sets obligations covering sanitation, surveillance and records. The source says the Act was republished online; it dates from 1992.
Ontario's Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) says cannabis retail operators need licences, store authorisations and, in most cases, a retail manager licence to open and sell recreational cannabis. Retail employees must complete an AGCO Board-approved training programme before their first day of work.