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Curaçao Gaming Authority

OCTOBER 2026 IS CLOSER THAN IT LOOKS

For operators licensed under Curaçao’s Landsverordening op de Kansspelen (LOK), the Curaçao Gaming Authority’s new Terms and Conditions policy introduces more than a documentation exercise.

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Curaçao Gaming Authority

CURAÇAO GAMING REFORM: STRONGER TOGETHER

At the “Stronger Together: The Future of Gaming in Curaçao” event, co-hosted by the Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) and CINEX, regulators and industry stakeholders met to review the ongoing transition of Curaçao’s gaming framework under the National Ordinance on Games of Chance (LOK).

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IGA Group, iGaming Licensing

PREDICTION MARKETS PUSH FURTHER INTO MAINSTREAM FINANCE

Prediction markets are rapidly evolving from niche online betting products into a much broader financial and data-driven ecosystem, with growing institutional involvement reshaping how the sector is viewed by regulators, investors and technology firms.

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European Court of Justice

ECJ OPINION BACKS NATIONAL GAMBLING LICENSING

A legal opinion from the European Court of Justice has reinforced the authority of EU member states to enforce their own gambling licensing regimes, offering important guidance at a time when player loss claims are increasing across several regulated markets.

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UKGC, UK Gambling Commission

UK CONSULTS ON UNLICENSED GAMBLING SPONSORSHIP BAN

The UK government is examining whether to introduce a ban on unlicensed gambling sponsorships in football, a move that could reshape how operators access British audiences through the sport while raising fresh questions about the future of white label partnerships.

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IGA Group, iGaming Licensing, New Zealand

NEW ZEALAND IGAMING MARKET: THE RACE FOR 15 LICENCES BEGINS

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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