Source: GRAI (Ireland)
Ireland’s Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRAI) said it will issue lottery licences for individuals and organisations providing relevant lottery products or services. Licence types cover in-person, remote and hybrid activity, and the GRAI will also accept applications for one-off lotteries.
Applicants can assess which licence category covers their planned lottery activity in Ireland.
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Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission says eligible organisations can apply for a special occasion licence covering up to 20 combined wheels of fortune and blackjack tables. Events may run for up to eight hours, and each organisation is limited to one such event monthly; raffle prizes above $5,000 need a separate application.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) says Affiliate Delivery Licence holders must apply to renew before expiry; expired licences require a new application. Transfers require AGCO approval, and the proposed recipient must apply. The AGCO says transfers will not be approved in specified circumstances, including when the current licensee has a pending regulatory proceeding or outstanding monetary penalty.
Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) policy allows eligible organisations to apply for licences covering different types of break-open tickets, with separate licences required for each sales location. A licence may run for no more than five years, including extensions, and the authority may assess extension requests based on risk and compliance factors.
The Anjouan Gaming Authority says it licenses and supervises internet gaming operations under Anjouan law, covering both B2C and B2B activities. Anjouan Licensing Services Inc. administers licences, while the Authority maintains a public register and publishes enforcement actions.
Norway’s Lottery Authority said gambling organisers covered by the Gambling Act and regulations must comply with anti-money-laundering rules. The authority listed Norsk Tipping, Norsk Rikstoto, large lottery providers, bingo agents, ship-based gambling providers and organisers of the national tournament poker championship among those covered.
Every organiser of gambling that needs a permit under the Gambling Act and its regulations falls within the money-laundering rules. The page shows an update date of 06.11.2026.