Endorphina says it has entered Slovakia’s regulated iGaming market, making its games available to licensed operators after portfolio certification. The company said the move brings its reach to 54 jurisdictions worldwide.
Licensed Slovak operators can now offer Endorphina games certified for the local market.
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The UAE’s General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority approved gaming-related vendor licences for Endorphina and IGT, allowing both suppliers to enter the country’s regulated gaming market. The regulator’s updated licensee list also includes GeoComply and Cammegh; IGT, Cammegh and GeoComply had not commented on their approvals in the report.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission registered Endorphina Limited as a gaming-related supplier on 21 April 2026, according to the company. The registration allows Endorphina to supply gaming content to licensed operators in the province.
Endorphina said Fortune Capybara has received GLI certification for Brazil’s iGaming and sports betting sectors, including Paraná and the federal market. The company said it is now certified as a games supplier in 31 jurisdictions worldwide.
Endorphina said Italy’s Council of Ministers approved the 2027 budget bill on 28 October, proposing higher taxes on land-based gaming machines and doubled AWP stake and prize limits from 1 January. The company cited projected additional revenue of about €952 million in 2027 and said online gambling was excluded from the new measures.
Italy's Council of Ministers approved the 2027 budget bill on 28 October, with the gambling sector called on to contribute significantly to the higher revenue the package targets. From 1 January, the single tax (PREU) on AWP machines would rise from 24% to 25%, and the rate on videolottery machines from 8.6% to 9.6%. At the same time, the maximum AWP stake would double from €1 to €2, and the maximum prize from €100 to €200. The bill would also extend land-based gaming concessions expiring in December through 2029.
The KSA ordered Endorphina Limited in Malta and Endorphina Ltd. in Cyprus to end partnerships with unlicensed gambling websites accessible from the Netherlands, reportedly. The regulator said inspectors found its games on 28 such websites in 15 instances between 12 January and 19 February 2026; Endorphina disputed aspects of the regulator’s findings and said it had not received investigation details.