Fair Play Online said it received a new licence to offer online gambling in the Netherlands, effective 1 October 2026. The Kansspelautoriteit had not published information about the grant when the report was written, so the decision is attributed to the company’s statement.
The reported grant would allow Fair Play Online to continue offering online gambling in the Netherlands beyond its existing licence period.
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Louisiana state regulators declined to renew DraftKings' full gambling licence. The sportsbook remains available in the state under a conditional extension while officials investigate its business practices, use of artificial intelligence and responsible gaming measures. DraftKings must supply the requested information and satisfy regulators that its practices meet state requirements.
The Louisiana Gaming Control Board declined to renew DraftKings' full gambling licence, the company's existing licence was extended on a conditional basis while regulators examine its business practices, use of artificial intelligence and responsible gaming measures. DraftKings can continue operating in the state under the current licence. The board voted unanimously on 15 October to impose additional requirements on the company, according to the account of the renewal hearing.
Reportedly, FanDuel secured National Futures Association membership and a futures commission merchant licence in the US. The approval could increase FanDuel’s control over its prediction market business. It does not authorise FanDuel to run its own designated exchange.
FanDuel now holds membership in the National Futures Association, together with an FCM licence. That status may let the operator exercise greater control over its US prediction market operations. It falls short, however, of permitting FanDuel to run a designated exchange of its own.
Zitro said it had received a gaming supplier licence from the UAE’s General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority (GCGRA). The company said the authorisation allows it to offer products to licensed operators in the United Arab Emirates.
Euro Games Technology said it received a Gaming Related Vendor License from the UAE's GCGRA, allowing it to provide land-based gaming solutions to licensed operators in the country. The company said the authorisation enables it to enter the UAE market.
Reportedly, EGT has obtained a gaming supplier licence from the United Arab Emirates' GCGRA. The authorisation permits EGT to supply gaming solutions in the market.