Ireland’s Revenue Commissioners granted bookmaker’s licence approval to 3et, Eurasia Sports’ sportsbook brand, enabling it to enter the market. The initial rollout will focus on major US sports and top-tier football, while Eurasia has signalled plans for wider multi-market expansion in 2027.
The licence allows 3et to begin operating in Ireland as the country transitions to a new gambling regulatory framework.
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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.
The GCGRA has granted Zitro a gambling-related services supplier licence in the United Arab Emirates. The authorisation permits participation in the hotel and entertainment development on Al Marjan Island in Ras al-Khaimah.
The UAE's GCGRA granted Euro Games Technology (EGT) a gaming-related vendor licence. The approval covers EGT as a gaming-related vendor.
Reportedly, GAMOMAT obtained an MGA B2B licence. The authorisation allows the developer to supply games to operators holding Maltese licences. GAMOMAT RGS Ltd holds the Type 1 B2B Critical Gaming Supply Licence numbered MGA/B2B/1066/2024.
Amusnet Gaming has obtained a conditional licence from AGLC to provide online gaming content to authorised Alberta operators. The company said the approval covers its role as an iGaming – Critical Gaming Systems Provider.