Chile’s SCJ has extended by five days the consultation period for casino operating permit processes in Iquique, Coquimbo, Viña del Mar and Pucón. Questions and clarification requests are now due by 20 February 2026, after which the regulator has 15 days to respond; the SCJ also replaced Annex 7 for Iquique and Viña del Mar.
Applicants have five additional days to raise questions on the four casino permit processes.
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UK gambling minister Vicky Foxcroft said a consultation on revoking aim-to-permit rules would begin “very shortly”, according to the report. She gave no firm timetable and also outlined plans to update bingo licensing requirements to ensure licensed venues are operating as bingo halls.
Louisiana's LGCB voted unanimously to conditionally extend DraftKings's sports betting licence through 19 February, with a full renewal hearing set for 18 February. The permit expires on 10 November. DraftKings denies using AI to target losing bettors, and the board said the proposal is not a finding of wrongdoing.
The Louisiana Gaming Control Board (LGCB) voted unanimously on Thursday to conditionally extend DraftKings's sports betting permit for four months, through 19 February, with a full renewal hearing scheduled for 18 February. The current Louisiana licence expires on 10 November.
Murcia’s regional government opened a consultation on 20 October 2026 to review rules for gaming types and specialities registered in the region. The consultation closes on 10 November; the government said it aims to update the framework and improve its application and legal certainty, and the review has not yet approved regulatory changes.
The Región de Murcia has started a new review of its gaming rules, and the participation period ends on Tuesday 10 November 2026. The review concerns the regulatory framework for the gaming types and specialities entered in the regional General Gaming Register.
The standstill period under the EU’s technical notification system for comments on Austria’s draft online gambling liberalisation bill ends on 5 November, according to the report. The proposed law would end the state monopoly, with a competitive market and first licences planned from 1 January 2027. Applicants that previously offered unauthorised online gambling would have to withdraw that offer by December.
Reportedly, the NGCB has reopened public consultation on 10 technical standards for Nevada gaming equipment and systems. The proposals cover slot machines, sports betting, horse racing betting and bingo. After reviewing licensed operators’ comments, the regulator republished the texts and set 15 November as the consultation deadline.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board has set 15 November as the deadline for a new public consultation on 10 proposed technical standards for gaming equipment and systems, according to a report. The regulator republished the texts after receiving and reviewing comments from licensed Nevada operators.