The race for entry into New Zealand’s first fully regulated iGaming market is no longer theoretical. With the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) confirming a July 2026 market commencement, the transition from an unregulated “grey market” to a tightly controlled licensing regime has entered its final phase.
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We’re pleased to share that our client, Klavitorix B.V., has secured the first-ever gaming license under the National Ordinance for Games of Chance (LOK) from the Curaçao Gaming Authority.
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The global iGaming industry never stands still. Technology evolves at breakneck speed, markets shift overnight and regulatory frameworks are more fragmented than ever. As complications grow, our role remains simple: ensure that our clients receive the correct insights to make smart decisions and the necessary support to implement them.
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Prediction markets are attracting increasing attention from regulators around the world. These platforms, where participants trade contracts tied to future events, combine elements of financial markets, gambling, and blockchain technology.
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A proposed increase in UK Gambling Commission licence fees is sharpening questions about whether the UK’s regulated gambling market can remain commercially sustainable or whether rising costs risk accelerating offshore leakage.
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The UK government has confirmed a wide-ranging reform of gambling taxation that will significantly increase the fiscal burden on online gambling operators over the coming years.
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IGA Group will be exhibiting at ICE Gaming Barcelona, taking place 19–21 January in Barcelona, Spain.
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Argentina’s gambling and iGaming sector is approaching a potential regulatory turning point as a federal bill introduced in Congress by Maximiliano Ferraro continues its passage through the legislative process.
Details The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has fined Immense Group—formerly Videoslots—£650,000 and issued a formal warning after identifying what it described as significant anti-money laundering (AML) and safer gambling failings.
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The Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) has announced a final and extraordinary extension for the submission of outstanding documentation by provisional license holders. The new and final deadline for all submissions has been set for 15 November 2025.
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