The New Mexico Gaming Control Board’s licensing guidance requires gaming and bingo applicants to wait for authorisation by email before submitting fingerprints. Applicants must complete fingerprinting within ten days of receiving that email; submissions made beforehand will not be accepted.
Applicants must follow the Board’s sequence and deadline to avoid repeating fingerprint registration at their own cost.
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Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis said it posts pending applications for new gaming facility licences and relocations of existing licensed facilities. Objections to casino applications must be received in writing within 30 business days of posting, and objections to bingo applications within 21 calendar days. AGLC said it will not consider objections based on community image, property values or social or moral concerns, which it treats as municipal responsibilities.
Burundi introduced gambling fee and monitoring requirements through a ministerial order signed on 12 August. Operators face a 50% surcharge for late payment and licence suspension when arrears exceed one month. The framework also requires land-based gambling equipment to connect to the state’s electronic financial monitoring system.
Betinia has launched its online casino and sportsbook in Ontario, where players can access the services through app stores. The brand is operated by Canadix Limited and must meet the province’s registration and operating-agreement requirements; the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario said other approved brands still need agreements with iGaming Ontario before launch.
Betinia has reportedly launched an online casino and sportsbook in Ontario, with players able to access them through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Canadix Limited, registered in Malta, operates Betinia as well as ToonieBet and Swiper in Ontario.
GAN’s UK subsidiary surrendered its Gambling Software – Remote licence on 4 November, according to the UK Gambling Commission’s website. The surrender comes as Sega Sammy restructures GAN, with plans to reduce and simplify operations and focus its B2B business on the US. The company’s quarterly report recorded ¥10.8 billion in GAN sales and a ¥2.2 billion loss.
GAN's British subsidiary surrendered its remote gambling software licence on 4 November, according to the UKGC's website, amid a restructuring of the Sega Sammy-owned business. The licence had been granted more than 15 years earlier.
PopOK Gaming said it obtained certifications in Switzerland, Portugal and Argentina in 2026. In an interview, business development executive Ani Matevosyan said the company considers local market conditions, player preferences and partnerships when entering regulated markets, and plans to build its international presence and game portfolio in 2027.