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The Tobique Gaming Commission (TGC) is increasingly emerging as a notable regulatory player within the Canadian iGaming ecosystem, reflecting a […]

The Kahnawake Gaming Commission (KGC) has confirmed its participation at ICE Barcelona 2026, one of the world’s leading global events […]

Nevis is positioning its newly introduced online gaming regime as a cornerstone of long-term economic diversification, not a quick licensing […]

Nevis Premier Mark Brantley has outlined the island’s ambition to evolve into a top-tier regulatory jurisdiction, positioning its recently introduced […]

The Curacao Gaming Authority has officially announced a significant postponement in the enforcement of local substance requirements for operators licensed […]

In 2025, Anjouan — the autonomous island within the Union of the Comoros — has overhauled its gambling license regime, introducing a mandatory B2B Recognition Certificate for third‑party providers and reinforcing compliance standards. For operators and service providers worldwide, these changes to the Anjouan framework could reshape strategies for entering or expanding in the offshore iGaming market.

In 2025, the Tobique Gaming Commission (TGC) — newly established under the Tobique Gaming Act 2023 — is rapidly transforming the online gaming licensing landscape. With its first B2B licence already granted, TGC is now accepting applications from foreign online operators, offering a streamlined, modern regulatory framework that could reshape access to global iGaming markets

The gaming landscape in Curaçao is undergoing a major transformation. Under the new National Ordinance on Games of Chance (LOK), the Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) has replaced the old master‑licence and sublicense system with a centralized licensing scheme — and with this overhaul come stricter compliance requirements, updated fees and a new regulatory reality for online casinos and betting platforms targeting global and especially European markets.

Curacao is continuing its regulatory overhaul as it shifts from the long-standing master license system to the new LOK framework. As part of this transition, the government has released updated fees guidance to provide clearer expectations for operators seeking or maintaining a Curacao gaming license. The new structure aims to improve transparency, align with international compliance standards, and support a more trustworthy and competitive online gambling market.