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The most recent compliance updates of the online and land based gaming industry in the European Union, Asia, Russia and Americas
The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has awarded a supplier licence to Green Jade Games, the Malta based casino games developer. Operators in the UK can now offer the innovative slots of Green Jade Games to their players where the players can determine the course of the narrative and outcome of the game. Green Jade worked hand…
read moreSlot developer further enhances its Eastern European presence with Class II licence Casino software developer Playson has been granted a Class II licence by the Romanian regulator (ONJN) allowing it to enter the country’s regulated market. The new licence enables Romanian-facing operators to offer Playson games for the first time, including its popular…
read moreGaming operator ComeOn, has been granted a Danish gaming license for its casino and sportsbook products. ComeOn who already holds gaming licenses in Sweden, Malta, Schleswig-Holstein and United Kingdom as well as a sports betting licence in Poland, has now also been granted a license for its casino and sportsbook products in Denmark. The…
read morePennsylvania casinos have lost a bid to close down online lottery games that they say are too much like casino gambling, just days before the state’s first casinos launch their own online gambling portals. The decision of Commonwealth Court is a victory for the state lottery, although the casino owners’ 9-month-old lawsuit will continue.…
read moreSYNOT Games, an established content supplier licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority, has acquired the certification to enter the Portuguese iGaming market. The regulatory news comes after recent launches in Sweden and Denmark and outlines further expansion to south European markets expected in the upcoming weeks and months. “Portugal is another significant destination for…
read moreKansspelautoriteit (KSA), the gambling regulator in the Netherlands, has announced a new rule that would implement a two year “cooling off” period for potential gambling licensees. The rule, which is still at the draft stage, requires all operators applying for a KSA licence to have refrained from providing online gambling products to consumers in…
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