Sportradar said it received a gaming-related supplier licence from the UAE’s General Commercial Gaming Regulatory Authority, effective immediately. The licence allows the company to provide products and services to operators licensed in the jurisdiction.
The licence permits Sportradar to supply its services to licensed operators in the UAE.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sportradar | Not stated | GCGRA approves Sportradar vendor licence in the UAE | Not stated | |
| Hub88, Live88 | Not stated | GCGRA grants Hub88 and Live88 UAE gaming vendor licences | Not stated | |
| Yolo Group, Hub88 | Not stated | UAE regulator licences Yolo Group subsidiaries Hub88 and Online Gaming Services | Not stated | |
| Yolo Group, Hub88 | Not stated | GCGRA grants Yolo Group two gaming supplier licences in UAE | Not stated | |
| Yolo Group | Not stated | Yolo Group targets regulated markets with Yolo.com strategy | Not stated |
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