LONASE reportedly hosted a Tanzanian delegation in Dakar on 9 November 2026 for benchmarking in gaming and lotteries. The meeting brought together representatives from Tanzania’s Gaming Board and Ministry of Finance to discuss cooperation, regulatory frameworks and national-lottery experience.
The meeting could support cross-border cooperation on gaming regulation and national-lottery operations.
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Bulgaria’s National Assembly will consider three bills after unanimous committee approval on 12 November, including proposals from Finance Minister Galab Donev and opposition parties. The measures would tighten gambling advertising rules and restructure taxes and licence fees, including a proposed €100,000 monthly fee for smaller remote betting operators from 2028.
Three gambling bills have advanced to further reading in the National Assembly following unanimous committee approval on 12 November. The measures under consideration in Bulgaria include a broad advertising ban and changes to gambling taxes and licensing fees.
BETBY said ESIC awarded its Betby Games CPU v CPU product portfolio the CPU v CPU Gold Standard certification. The assessment included an on-site audit, supporting evidence and independent analysis, covering automated match execution, results integrity, security and change controls.
BETBY's Betby Games has received ESIC's CPU v CPU Gold Standard, the company said. The accreditation followed a review of BETBY's CPU v CPU products involving a site audit, supplementary evidence and independent analysis.
Buenos Aires’ Chamber of Deputies reportedly postponed committee consideration of the province’s proposed online betting framework after the Games Commission failed to reach quorum on 12 November 2026. The proposed fund would take 3% of platform payouts, allocating 85% to neighbourhood clubs and associations and 15% to high-performance sports scholarships; the next meeting is scheduled for 17 November.
The International Association of Gaming Regulators has launched CheckBeforeYouPlay.org for Canadian consumers to check whether gambling websites are licensed in their province. IAGR said the tool arrives in time for Illegal Gambling Awareness Week and urged regulators to coordinate communication about unauthorised sites.
A financial dossier accompanying Italy’s 2027 budget bill has reached the Chamber of Deputies, setting out proposed changes to gaming machines. The dossier said the bill would raise the AWP maximum stake to €2 and maximum prize to €200, set PREU at 25% for AWP and 9.60% for VLT from 1 January 2027, and apply a 20% rate to qualifying AWP.
A financial dossier accompanying Italy’s budget bill has reached the Chamber of Deputies, outlining proposed changes to gaming machine rules and taxes.