Alberta Sets July 13 Launch for Regulated iGaming Market
Alberta plans to open its regulated online gambling market on July 13. The framework is based on Ontario’s model with specific tax allocations and player protection measures.
Alberta plans to open its regulated online gambling market on July 13. The framework is based on Ontario’s model with specific tax allocations and player protection measures.
Dan Keene has been named permanent CEO of the Alberta iGaming Corporation ahead of the province’s regulated iGaming market launch on July 13. The corporation will oversee private operator agreements.
Spain has launched a €950,620 research fund on gambling-related harm, administered by the DGOJ. The move comes alongside a consultation on tighter advertising rules.
Incentive Games has been granted an interim gaming supplier licence in Pennsylvania. The approval allows it to provide real money gaming products to licensed operators in the state.
The Dutch gambling authority KSA will intensify supervision of advertising and sports betting during the World Cup. Operators face immediate action for rule violations.
The US House of Representatives has yet to act on a proposal to restrict staff from wagering on prediction markets. No formal measure has been adopted.
OMNIPLAY is expanding from the Philippines into regulated markets in Europe and later North America. The supplier plans phased growth, localised content, and limited initial operator partnerships.
The NFL has formally requested that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission ban certain sports-related prediction market contracts. The regulator has not yet announced a response.
A cross-party group of UK MPs has asked the Culture Secretary to suspend planned affordability checks by the Gambling Commission. They cite risks to horseracing, tax revenues, and the regulated betting market.
EveryMatrix has obtained conditional approval to operate in Alberta’s upcoming regulated online betting market. The province will launch its multi licence framework on 1 July 2026.