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EvenBet Gaming, the Malta-based developer of online poker and full-service iGaming platforms, has received a five-year B2B supplier license from Denmark’s Spillemyndigheden. The approval allows the company to supply its poker software, casino platform, slots, table games, and related solutions to licensed operators in the Danish market.

PlaySmart, a B2C online gaming operator within the Play Gaming Group, has received a gambling license from the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission (GSC). The approval enables the company to directly offer online casino and gaming services to players under one of the industry’s longest-established and most respected regulatory frameworks.

Alberta confirms 28 registered operators ahead of its July 2026 regulated iGaming market launch, establishing Canada's second open-market jurisdiction.

iGaming Ontario has launched BetGuard, a province-wide centralised self-exclusion platform designed to strengthen player protection across Ontario’s regulated iGaming market. The system enables players to register a single self-exclusion request that applies simultaneously to all 82 licensed private operators and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation’s (OLG) digital offerings.

New Zealand enacts dedicated online casino legislation creating a structured pathway for up to 15 licensed operators.

NovaPlay Casino has officially launched as a new online casino brand operating under a Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) license. The platform enters the European market with an extensive library of over 3,000 slot titles and live dealer games supplied by leading providers including Pragmatic Play and Evolution Gaming.

New Zealand establishes capped licensing regime for online casino operators, shifting unregulated activity into supervised framework with strict consumer protections.

Brazil’s federal government is drafting a presidential decree to impose new restrictions on online gambling. Coordinated by the Civil House with input from the Ministries of Treasury, Planning, and Justice, the measure is expected in May 2026. It will block platform access for individuals in federal debt-reduction programs and introduce stricter advertising controls to curb practices that encourage compulsive behavior.

Malta Gaming Authority reinforces compliance standards through license cancellation and detailed 2026 supervisory priorities.

Big Daddy Gaming has obtained a B2B supplier license from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), authorising the studio to distribute its slot portfolio to MGA-licensed operators and aggregators across regulated European markets. The approval strengthens the company’s compliance footprint following earlier clearance from the Swedish Gambling Authority.

The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has cancelled the B2C operating authorisation held by Winzon Group Limited, with the decision taking retroactive effect from 11 March 2026. The license in question, referenced as MGA/B2C/717/2019, authorised the operator to run multiple online casino brands.

Gibraltar has issued its first license to a prediction market operator, approving Predict Street Ltd as a betting intermediary under the 2005 Gambling Act. The license, granted on 26 March 2026, positions the territory as an early mover in Europe for this emerging vertical, which allows users to trade on event outcomes in a market-driven format.

Predict Street Ltd has received a betting intermediary license from Gibraltar authorities under the 2005 Gambling Act. The approval, granted on 26 March 2026, positions the company as the territory’s first licensed prediction markets operator. The platform, Predictstreet.io, plans to launch on 9 April 2026 and brands itself as the official prediction market partner of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Vivid Gaming has received a ten-year Critical Gaming Supply B2B license from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), effective 12 March 2026. The approval authorizes the provider to deliver certified remote casino content directly to MGA-licensed operators and aggregation partners across regulated European markets.

Emerging African and Middle Eastern jurisdictions issue first or major online gaming licenses, enabling compliant operator entry with emphasis on responsible practices.

Massive Gaming (MVG), an iGaming content provider headquartered in Australia, has secured a B2B Gaming License from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). The approval, announced on 23 March 2026, enables the company to supply its gaming content and solutions to operators licensed under the MGA framework.