PopOK Gaming says it has received certification to offer its games in Portugal’s regulated market. The company said licensed operators in the country will be able to access its portfolio in line with local requirements.
The certification allows PopOK Gaming to offer its games to licensed operators in Portugal.
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Relax Gaming is launching its RLX Gaming aggregation service in the United States, with ReelPlay named as its first partner. The round-up also reports multiple studios' game releases, including titles from Playtech, PopOK Gaming, Nolimit City and others.
Playnetic has launched its full games portfolio with Interwetten across the operator’s regulated markets. The rollout includes Joxer Hold n’ Roll.
Pragmatic Play said it has entered Alberta’s regulated online gambling market after its slot and live casino portfolios received certification. The supplier said its offering includes blackjack, baccarat, roulette and game shows, as well as slot titles including Fury of Anubis and Big Bass Blast.
The Netherlands' Council of State ruled on 4 November 2026 in Sabofra's appeal concerning its arcade-machine operating licence. The company had challenged the Kansspelautoriteit's refusal of a new licence, which the regulator based on alleged poor conduct linked to cash centres used to facilitate illegal online gambling. The article says the court found the regulator's cited facts showed evidently poor conduct.
The administrative law division of the Netherlands' Council of State issued a ruling on 4 November 2026 in the case of Sabofra. According to the division, the facts cited by the Kansspelautoriteit amount to evidently poor conduct on Sabofra's part.
Indiana’s Alcohol and Tobacco Commission requires endorsements for businesses conducting Type II gaming and for those selling, distributing or manufacturing the games. The initial fee for a retailer endorsement is $250, while renewal costs depend on the previous year’s adjusted gross revenue.
Oversight and administration of type II gaming operations in Indiana fall to the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission, known as the ATC. Before conducting type II gaming, a party must first secure a type II gaming endorsement from the ATC. The same endorsement is required of anyone who sells, distributes, or manufactures type II gambling games.