Alberta has approved legislation to launch a commercial iGaming marketplace

Bill 48 (iGaming Alberta Act), introduced by Minister Dale Nally, passed third reading without amendment and now awaits only Royal Assent, the final step before the legislation comes into force.

Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) will regulate the market. Meanwhile, state-owned operator Play Alberta will continue to operate alongside private operators, and a separate agency, the Alberta iGaming Corporation, will be created to oversee it.

📌 Details on licensing, taxes and fees will be released at a later date, with the market expected to launch in the second quarter of 2026.

Major changes announced by Google for betting apps

Major changes announced by Google for betting apps

On Wednesday, Google informed advertisers via email that it will update its gambling policy in Brazil. In addition, Google Play now allows betting, gambling and fantasy games apps. However, operators must have a valid license in Brazil to advertise through Google Ads....

The UAE may have its first licensed online casino

The UAE may have its first licensed online casino

Momentum, the operator of the UAE's national lottery through subsidiary The Game LLC, has posted on LinkedIn seeking professionals for the online segment, which could signal the imminent launch of the country's first legal iGaming operator. The company is looking for...

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