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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.
FINTRAC's written policies obligation under PCMLTFR s. 156(1)(a) sets precise documentation standards for casinos. What must be in writing, who approves it, and how to survive an examination.
GLI-GSF-5 v1.0 sets the online gaming-specific security controls that sit above GSF-1's baseline. Know exactly what the audit tests before your ISF arrives.
Alberta operators face PIPA, not PIPEDA — a stricter provincial privacy law with tighter consent rules, cross-border notification duties, and a breach regime enforced by the OIPC. Here's what that means in practice.
France taxes online sports betting at 33.7% of the produit brut des jeux under CGI Article 302 bis ZH, before stacked CSG layers push the total burden above 54.9%. Master the base, declaration cycle, and what LFSS 2025 changed.
From GAMSTOP to BetGuard, national self-exclusion registers are multiplying. Here's how the two models differ in law, enforcement exposure, and what operators must build for each.
Under PCMLTFA s. 9.6 and PCMLTFR s. 156, every Canadian casino must appoint a compliance officer. Learn who qualifies, the seven legal responsibilities, and how the role compares globally.
GLI-GSF-4 v1.0 defines GIS controls for physical gaming venues: server-area hardening, network segmentation, access devices, and surveillance integration. What compliance teams must implement.