Gaming Laboratories International awarded EGT España its responsible gambling seal at an event in Madrid, the company said. The assessment covered 12 areas, including interventions for vulnerable groups, educational programmes and the use of scientific criteria to measure results.
The certification gives operators and regulators information about EGT España’s assessed responsible-gambling practices.
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Lottomatica Group and G4 announced that the group has received responsible-gambling certification across its online, gaming-machine, betting and supplier operations. The companies said the accreditation extends coverage to group entities that had not previously been certified, following a general agreement signed in 2025.
European Lotteries said its members began work in Milan on a new certification framework linked to updated responsible-gambling standards. About 80 representatives from 46 member lotteries took part in the discussion during the first day of the EL/WLA Sustainability & Responsible Gaming Seminar 2026, which runs from 16 to 18 September.
The Chubut Lottery said it had obtained Level 2 certification under the World Lottery Association’s Responsible Gaming Framework. The certification is valid until 2029 and followed an evaluation conducted from July to September 2025, according to the lottery.
Argentina’s Lotería del Chubut obtained Level 2 certification under the World Lottery Association’s responsible gambling framework. Independent evaluators assessed its supporting documentation. The certification confirms the lottery’s formal commitment to WLA principles and its completion of a comprehensive self-assessment.
It was reported that ALEA held technical meetings in Buenos Aires on 11 and 12 August. Teams reviewed commercial and regulatory projects and trained implementers in the association’s responsible gambling certification methodology.