Oranje Palace has joined the International Betting Integrity Association, the parties announced. Holland Gaming Technology chief executive Tamas Mezosi said the membership would support cooperation on consumer protection and sports integrity.
The membership adds a Dutch bookmaker to an international betting-integrity association.
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The International Betting Integrity Association’s Payment Provider Forum published guidance for payment providers in Brazil on identifying and blocking financial flows linked to unlicensed sports betting operators. The guidance covers ongoing licence checks, risk-based transaction monitoring and due diligence, under rules that prohibit payment providers from processing transactions for unauthorised betting operators.
Altenar and the International Betting Integrity Association have partnered on sports betting integrity in Africa. The report cites IBIA projections, based on H2 Gambling Capital data, that African gambling GGR will reach US$19.4bn by 2030.
Altenar has joined the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA), the company announced, with the sportsbook supplier citing the body's monitoring and intelligence-sharing work as the basis for its membership. IBIA is a not-for-profit association that works on sports betting integrity, and its membership covers more than 90 companies and 200 betting brands, according to the announcement.
Gaming Corps has signed a distribution agreement with Oranje Palace in the Netherlands, according to the report. Its games will be offered on Oranje Palace’s platform, which is operated by Holland Gaming Technology; the initial selection includes titles from the 3 Pigs series, football-themed games and Instant Blitz.
It was reported that Gaming Corps agreed to supply its game portfolio to Oranje Palace in the Netherlands. The agreement will extend distribution through the online casino and sportsbook.
Brazil’s National Secretary for Sports Betting and Economic Development Giovanni Rocco presented the ministry’s work at an STF public hearing on 3 November. He cited training for 482 police officers, integrity measures and the country’s adherence to the Macolin Convention; the source links these initiatives to the regulated betting framework established by Law 14.790/2023.
Brazil's Ministry of Sport presented an account to the Supreme Federal Court (STF) on Tuesday of its work against match-fixing since November 2024. Giovanni Rocco, the ministry's National Secretary for Sports Betting and Economic Development, gave the presentation.