Evenbeter said it adopted its new identity on 26 August as it expanded from poker software into casino technology and aggregation. Spillemyndigheden granted a five-year B2B licence in Denmark in May 2026, while Spelinspektionen granted another in Sweden in July, covering the supplier’s poker and casino products.
The licences allow Evenbeter to integrate directly with authorised operators in Denmark and Sweden.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADI Predictstreet | Not stated | Gibraltar grants two prediction market authorisations | Not stated | |
| S Gaming, BetComply | Not stated | Spelinspektionen approves S Gaming licence for Sweden | Not stated | |
| FIRST | Not stated | FIRST selects Sweden for its next European market expansion | Not stated | |
| The Mill Adventure | Not stated | The Mill Adventure secures Danish platform certification | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Spillemyndigheden opens Danish land-based casino licensing round | Not stated |
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The Anjouan Gaming Authority issues internet gaming licences for consumer-facing operators and business-to-business suppliers under Anjouan law. The process includes due diligence and application review, with approved licences subject to defined conditions, fees and ongoing compliance obligations, the Authority said.
Mauritius enacted gambling reforms through the Finance Act 2026, which received presidential assent on 12 August. The rules require interactive gambling licensees to incorporate locally and establish B2C, B2B and ancillary categories. B2C operators face an annual €30,000 fee plus quarterly payments of 3% of gross gambling yield, with changes beginning in 2027.
Ukraine’s PlayCity issued 10 B2B gambling software and service licences and revoked seven existing licences after the suppliers did not respond to official inquiries, chief Hennadiy Novikov said. The regulator said the licences are initially limited to resident suppliers and that inspections are the next stage.
Kansspelautoriteit chair Michel Groothuizen said he supports B2B licences as the authority struggles to enforce rules against illegal gambling sites. He said fines do not work against sites operating from countries such as Costa Rica.
Bashir Are, chief executive of the Lagos State Lotteries and Gaming Authority, said Lagos State plans to introduce B2B gambling licences. Are said the proposal responds to supplier-accountability concerns; the source did not give a timetable or further licensing details.