Santa Fe has opened an international tender to select operators for online sports betting in the Argentine province. Bids are due by 12:00 p.m. on 2 March 2026, and the province may approve multiple applicants that meet its requirements; the proposed licence term is up to 10 years, with a possible extension of up to 24 months.
Operators must meet the tender requirements and submit bids by 2 March to compete for a Santa Fe licence.
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Paraguay’s National Directorate of Tax Revenue (DNIT) is assessing whether to hold a competitive tender for sports betting licences in 2026, Director Oscar Orué said. The existing concession held by Aposta.la runs until 2028, and DNIT is considering whether the law permits activating two additional licences before setting any tender terms.
Ukraine’s gambling regulator PlayCity opened a competitive tender for lottery licences, with applications due by 29 December. Applicants must have at least three years’ industry experience, a .ua-registered website, minimum authorised capital of UAH30m and no direct or indirect ties to Russia; PlayCity plans to announce winners within 15 business days after the deadline.
Ethiopian regulators revoked every sports betting licence late last year, according to a press report. The action preceded plans for a stricter gambling regime, the report said.
Underdog is giving up daily fantasy sports licences across seven US states to preserve its prediction markets business. State regulators told the company that its federally regulated prediction platform could not coexist with its state-licensed fantasy sports operations.
Reportedly, Albania is reopening its online sports betting market after a seven-year ban. It plans to issue up to ten licences to international operators.