EvenBet Gaming said on 13 May 2026 that Denmark's Spillemyndigheden had granted it a five-year B2B supplier licence. The company said the approval covers its poker software, online casino platform and casino content.
The licence allows EvenBet Gaming to offer its stated product range to operators in Denmark.
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Evenbeter aims to become the number one B2B poker content provider in the US by 2030. In the company-sponsored interview, CEO Dmitry Starostenkov said its strategy positions poker as a tool for operators to attract and retain players.
EvenBet Gaming has changed its name to Evenbeter. The supplier said the change reflects developments across its technology, products and operations, while poker remains central to the business. It was reported that recent B2B licences in Sweden and Denmark support its plans for regulated markets.
Big Daddy Gaming has obtained a supplier licence from Britain's Gambling Commission, the slot studio announced. The approval adds the UK to its existing licences in Sweden and Malta, the company said. CEO Erland Hellström said the licence rounds off the studio's first year of operations.
Reportedly, Zitro has obtained a gaming vendor licence in the United Arab Emirates. The approval permits Zitro to provide gaming products to operators holding licences there.
Endorphina confirmed on 24 August that AGLC had approved it to supply Alberta’s regulated iGaming market. The supplier’s licence took effect on 12 August.