Casino Barcelona’s licences were extended, according to the headline. The feed snippet dates the extension to 15 April but does not specify the year or the duration.
The extension affects the casino’s authorisation to operate in Barcelona.
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Reportedly, Star Entertainment’s Sydney casino licence suspension will continue until 2027. The casino lost its independent operating rights in October 2022.
Reportedly, FederBingo called for a tender instead of further licence extensions. The association described ADM’s 31 July 2026 revision of bingo extension charges as a step towards alignment with court decisions.
Spintec reportedly received a gaming-related vendor licence in the UAE, according to the supplied report snippet. The snippet provides no further details about the licence or the decision.
Spintec, a gaming supplier, said it is one of the most recent companies to receive a gaming-related vendor licence.
Hippos ATG, the joint venture of Sweden's ATG and Suomen Hippos, said it has secured a five-year online gambling licence ahead of Finland's regulated market launch on 1 July 2027. It is the second operator to confirm a licence after Wildz group. Finland's National Police Board has not publicly disclosed any application outcomes.
Hippos ATG, the joint venture of Sweden's ATG and Finnish horse racing body Suomen Hippos, said it has received a gambling licence ahead of Finland's regulated online gambling market launch, according to an approval the company shared on social media. The licence is valid for five years. The company is the second operator to confirm receipt of a licence, after Malta-based Wildz Group. Finland's National Police Board has not publicly disclosed the outcome of any licence applications.
Finland’s National Police Board had received 75 applications by 22 September, up from 50 in June, as the country prepares to open its gambling market to licensed operators. Each applicant must pay a €29,000 processing fee; no licences have yet been granted, and the first are due to take effect on 1 July 2027.
Finland's National Police Board had received 75 gambling licence applications by 22 September, up from 50 in June, as the country prepares to move from Veikkaus' monopoly to a licensed market. No licences have been granted so far, and the first licences under the new framework are due to take effect on 1 July 2027.