Day: 3 February 2026

Key Moments: Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis (AGLC) has begun accepting online gambling license applications Ontario-licensed operators are prioritized for expedited market entry Major companies, including PointsBet, RSI, and several large U.S. brands, are preparing for launch Alberta’s New iGaming Regulations Set the Stage The online gambling landscape in Alberta is undergoing significant changes as the province initiates its official licensing process. Businesses holding Ontario licenses now have the opportunity to apply for entry, with AGLC giving them priority in the application process after publishing the new rules on January…

Key Moments: MyStake N.V. has transferred its Curacao license management to GTW B.V., affecting brands previously operated by Santeda International B.V. British media reports revealed that a notable share of UK consumer gambling expenditures in 2025 originated from MyStake. GAMRS raised concerns about practices affecting at-risk players, such as challenging account closure and unsolicited advertising. License Transition and Operational Adjustments Amid heightened regulatory scrutiny in the United Kingdom, MyStake N.V., the parent of MyStake and additional online gambling entities, has shifted its Curacao licensing arrangements. This transition, which now assigns…

Key Moments: First, ATG has formally asked the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (FCCA) to examine Veikkaus’s actions during Finland’s shift to a licensed gambling market. Specifically, the complaint focuses on Veikkaus signing long-term sponsorship agreements ahead of the legal reforms planned for July 2027. Meanwhile, Veikkaus has denied any wrongdoing and insists it complies with competition regulations. ATG Files Complaint Against Veikkaus AB Trav och Galopp (ATG), a major Swedish gambling company, has submitted a request to the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (FCCA). In particular, the company is…

Key Moments: First, the NCPG introduced the 1-800-MY-RESET helpline, offering 24/7 access to free, confidential support for gambling-related issues nationwide. Additionally, the new number replaces the council’s former contact line as part of a broader effort to modernize services and make help easier to reach. Meanwhile, the existing hotline, 1-800-522-4700, will remain active while states transition, with promotion adjusted to meet state-specific rules. Modernizing Access to Problem Gambling Support The National Council on Problem Gambling (NCPG) has launched a new national helpline, 1-800-MY-RESET, to support people affected by gambling-related harm…