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MGA tells licensees to monitor suspicious bets during Youth Olympics

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Malta’s Gaming Authority urged its licensees to increase monitoring and promptly report suspicious bets during the Youth Olympics, scheduled for 31 October to 13 November 2026. The MGA said operators must report through its suspicious betting mechanism under Article 43 of Directive 3 of 2018 and maintain sports-integrity governance; failures may lead to enforcement action.

Licensees face reporting and monitoring duties throughout the tournament, with possible enforcement for non-compliance.

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Curaçao finance minister delays CGA complaint until investigation ends

Curaçao finance minister Charles Cooper has not filed the complaint against the Curaçao Gaming Authority that he announced in July 2026. Cooper told Antilliaans Dagblad that his legal advisers recommended waiting until the investigation into the CGA and Random Consulting Ltd is complete. The CGA has ended its service contract with Random Consulting and taken its portal offline.

Curaçao's finance minister, Charles Cooper, has not filed the complaint against the Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) that he announced in July 2026. Cooper told Antilliaans Dagblad that his legal advisers recommended he wait until the investigation into the CGA and Random Consulting Ltd is complete.

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