By SectorWire desk ·
The report said that SOFTSWISS published a review of regulatory developments in the first half of 2026. It highlighted licensing transitions, tax increases and tighter controls on payments, advertising and player protection.
The review brings together regulatory changes relevant to operator compliance planning.
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SOFTSWISS’s report highlights artificial intelligence, taxation and compliance changes in relation to iGaming industry maturity for operators and suppliers.
SOFTSWISS forecasts North America will outgrow other major online gambling markets through 2028, informing operators' regional growth comparisons.
The report warns operators that European tax increases and product restrictions could weaken licensed platforms’ competitiveness and encourage customers to migrate offshore.
SOFTSWISS forecasts approximately €461.8bn in global iGaming gross gaming revenue by 2031.
The panel provides a forum for operators and suppliers to discuss practical market-entry requirements.
The tournament changed both platform demand and the mix between live and pre-match wagering.