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New Zealand opens online gaming licence expressions of interest
Suppliers should note New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs launched an expressions-of-interest stage for online gaming licences.
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Suppliers should note New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs launched an expressions-of-interest stage for online gaming licences.
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Operators seeking New Zealand entry face a 14 August deadline, a NZ$7.5m capital threshold and a three-licence cap each.
The in-house exchange shifts event-contract trading economics toward Underdog and adds a prediction-market venue to the sector.
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Operators should note 36 operators cleared Alberta's dual-approval process, with 22 platforms live on 17 July.
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New Zealand's licensing process aims to capture existing demand and reduce offshore gambling before launch.
Investors should note Travellers International introduced NWR Play, with PhilWeb supplying technology, compliance support and customer-service infrastructure.
Approval would create a listed vehicle giving investors exposure to sports-event contracts, a structure regulators and operators are watching closely.
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Operators should note New Zealand opened expressions of interest for igaming licensing under a three-stage process.
The expansion adds Alberta to Play'n GO's Canadian business after entering the newly regulated iGaming market.
The confirmed site count gives suppliers and investors a first measure of how many brands are competing in Alberta's newly opened market.
The launch adds a local-focused competitor to Alberta's newly regulated market, where about 22 operators took real-money action on day one.
Suppliers gain another regulated Canadian market as Alberta opens online gaming to outside content.
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The licences admit three operators under Rwanda’s assessment process.
DraftKings enters Alberta's new regulated market with exclusive casino titles and province-specific sports markets, competing with 21 other launch-day sites.
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Operators can weigh Anjouan's scale using its stated issued and active licence counts and compliance requirements.
The launch gives bet365 a second Canadian province and adds a rival for operators already active in Alberta's newly opened market.
The launch gives National Lottery retailers and digital channels access to a US-style jackpot product for the first time.
Sizekhaya operates the lottery while the contract award faces a High Court challenge later this year.
Operators should note Betfred's temporary Irish pause and GRAI assuming online gambling licensing responsibility.
ADI Predictstreet's prediction-market service will reach 23 US states under a Gibraltar licence obtained in March.
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Gibraltar's approval in principle gives Wire Markets a route to a regulated prediction markets base, with activation targeted for later this year.
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Finland received fifty iGaming licence applications ahead of its 2027 market launch, with overseas operators accounting for most.
The launch gives UAE customers a regulated route to sports wagering and sets an early benchmark for other operators seeking entry.
ANJ approval lets bet365 operate in France weeks before the 2026 World Cup, expanding regulated market competition.
Abu Dhabi approval for Fund III follows Yolo Group's two UAE gaming vendor licences, signalling regional licensing progress.