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Breaking regulatory changes, side-by-side jurisdiction comparisons, and plain-English analysis of every rulebook we index. What just shifted, what it means for licensed operators, and which provision to cite when. Written by people who read the standards before they wrote about them.
Jurisdiction Profiles
Alberta's regulated iGaming market went live July 13, 2026 with 22 platforms on Day 1. Here's what the first 90 days reveal about operator performance, channelization, and compliance lessons.
Read the briefMGA examiners reject or delay most first-time B2C applications over the same recurring gaps. This guide maps every document category they scrutinise — and why each one stalls approvals.
iGaming groups above €750M consolidated revenue face live GloBE top-up tax exposure in Malta, Curaçao, and Gibraltar. Here is what your compliance team must model now.
Six regulators, six approaches to cross-channel self-exclusion. See which regimes create genuine barriers between channels and where the gaps leave operators exposed.
SIFS 2019:2 sets binding AML and CTF obligations for every Swedish gambling licence holder. Understand the KYC framework, enforcement approach, and the September 2026 amendment before Spelinspektionen examines your files.
Conflating source of funds with source of wealth is the single most cited AML failure in UKGC and MGA enforcement. Learn where the line is and how to draw it correctly.
Alberta's SRIG requires ATF certification from AGLC-registered labs before any gaming system goes live. See exactly how GLI-19 and GLI-33 satisfy those obligations, and where they fall short.
Game studios, platform providers, and service vendors must hold AGLC registration before supplying any Alberta iGaming operator. Here is exactly what that requires.
