Groove said it has obtained a licence to operate in Brazil. The company said its platform offers partners access to casino content, marketing tools and payment solutions, and cited a network of more than 150 partners and a catalogue exceeding 20,000 games.
The claimed licence could enable Groove to offer its platform services to partners in Brazil.
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Finland’s National Police Board had received 75 applications by 22 September, up from 50 in June, as the country prepares to open its gambling market to licensed operators. Each applicant must pay a €29,000 processing fee; no licences have yet been granted, and the first are due to take effect on 1 July 2027.
Finland's National Police Board had received 75 gambling licence applications by 22 September, up from 50 in June, as the country prepares to move from Veikkaus' monopoly to a licensed market. No licences have been granted so far, and the first licences under the new framework are due to take effect on 1 July 2027.
It was reported that Holland Casino Online’s licence was renewed for five years. The state-controlled operator can offer online gambling in the Dutch market through at least 2031.
It was reported that around 50 operators have applied for licences under Finland's new gambling framework, more than a year before the liberalised online market opens in July 2027. Foreign operators dominate the early applications, the outlet reported.
EvenBet Gaming said on 15 July 2026 that it had received a five-year B2B supplier licence from Sweden’s Spelinspektionen. The company said the licence covers its poker platform and online casino suite for Swedish operators, and that it will conduct required annual security audits and random-number-generator testing.
Reportedly, Finland has received fifty applications for iGaming licences ahead of its 2027 market launch. Applications have doubled over recent months, with overseas operators accounting for most submissions.