Fast Gaming said it completed the process for a definitive licence to continue operating in Brazil on 10 March 2025. The company said its Betfast, Faz1Bet and Tivo Bet brands are now fully regularised in the country.
The reported licence status determines whether Fast Gaming’s three betting brands can continue operating in Brazil under the new framework.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blow Marketplace, Foggo Entertainment | Not stated | Brazil’s SPA authorises 12 companies to operate 30 betting brands | Not stated | |
| Big Brazil, Caesars Entertainment | Not stated | BIG Brazil launches BigBet sports betting brand in Brazil | Not stated | |
| Superbet, Betway | BRL 30,000,000 | Brazil requires R$30m fee for online gambling licence applications | Not stated |
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iGP said it has secured a B2B licence from Romania’s National Gambling Office (ONJN), allowing it to offer technology to local companies. The company plans to introduce aggregator, turnkey casino and sportsbook platforms, crypto solutions and retail products in Romania.
Million Games said it received approval from Sweden’s Spelinspektionen to offer commercial online games in Sweden. The company plans to certify individual titles and pursue partnerships with Swedish operators and aggregators.
NetGaming said it secured an Interactive Gaming Manufacturer License in Pennsylvania, marking its entry into the state. The supplier said its games are expected to become available on operator platforms soon; it did not name those operators.
TaDa Gaming said it had received a UK Gambling Commission licence, which it said would allow it to offer its games to players in the UK. The supplier said the licence followed completion of its application and adds to authorisations it lists in Malta, Greece, Romania and Sweden.
Games Global said it obtained a licence to operate in Alberta, extending its regulated Canadian presence beyond Ontario. The approval allows its partners to access its games in the province. The company also has a Canadian distribution and development partnership with OnAir Entertainment.