The headline states that Spain’s DGOJ homologated Golden Park Games, S.A.’s technical system for “Otras Apuestas de Contrapartida”. The supplied page text contains no details of the decision beyond that headline.
The stated homologation concerns the technical system for a named betting category.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not named | Not stated | DGOJ approves eight online gambling licences in Spain | Not stated | |
| Codere Online | Not stated | DGOJ renews Codere Online's technical approval for casino games through 2036 | Not stated | |
| Winamax | Not stated | DGOJ grants Winamax Spanish blackjack, slots and roulette licences | Not stated | |
| Iberix Gaming | Not stated | DGOJ grants Iberix Gaming five Spanish betting and casino licences | Not stated |
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Brazil’s MP 1,394/2026 prohibits fixed-odds betting, according to a report discussing the measure and its effects on licensed operators. The report says 85 operators paid R$30 million each for five-year authorisations, totalling R$2.55 billion, and that the government will not refund fees for unused periods. Finance Minister Dario Durigan said investors would have predictability in Brazil.
Brazil's government has prohibited fixed-odds betting through MP 1,394/2026, according to the report. The measure ends authorisations that had been active for 22 months. The government will not refund the authorisation fees or the portion covering the remaining period, the report says.
Brazil’s deputy prosecutor-general Luiz Augusto Santos Lima said at an STF public hearing on 3 November that the prosecutor-general had not yet reviewed the case challenging the provisional measure on fixed-odds betting. Justice Luiz Fux said the court could return the issue to the legislative and executive branches, and noted that the STF would need to consider eight constitutional actions if asked to rule.
Brazil's Procuradoria-Geral da República (PGR) did not state a position on the provisional measure that banned fixed-odds betting in the country. This came at the end of a public hearing convened by Justice Luiz Fux of the Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) on 3 November. Deputy prosecutor-general Luiz Augusto Santos Lima said the prosecutor-general had not yet reviewed the case challenging the measure.
Michigan’s Gaming Control Board approved fixed-odds horse-racing wagers for the state’s regulated online betting market, according to the report. The option lets customers lock in odds when placing a bet; the board’s executive director said the change responds to bettor demand.
The Michigan Gaming Control Board has approved fixed-odds wagering on horse racing in the state's regulated online sports betting market, according to the report. The format lets customers lock in their odds when a bet is placed, instead of relying on a traditional pari-mutuel pool.
Brazil’s Provisional Measure 1.394/2026 prohibits fixed-odds betting and related advertising, marketing and sponsorship, according to an opinion article. It requires advertising and sponsorship materials to be removed within ten days of publication and operators’ existing authorisations to end after 30 days. The article says the changes raise questions about existing commercial contracts.
Brazil's Provisional Measure 1.394 of 25 September 2026 prohibits fixed-odds betting in the country, according to an opinion article. The article was written by Marcos Paulo de Castro Pereira, a lawyer at Ciscato Advogados Associados.
Amapá’s state government suspended its lottery-services tender on 26 October, ahead of the session scheduled for 27 October. The state said it must revise the tender terms to comply with Provisional Measure 1.394/2026, which prohibits fixed-odds betting in Brazil; no new date has been set.
The Amapá state government has suspended its tender for the concession of state lottery services, which had been scheduled for 27 October, according to a suspension notice. The decision was taken to bring the tender terms into line with Provisional Measure 1.394/2026, which prohibits fixed-odds betting in Brazil. No new date has been set for the auction.