Guide·
What gaming certifications prove, and what they do not
GLI standards, ISO marks, test-house reports and RNG certificates. What each one is actually evidence of, and why none of them is a licence.
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Guide·
B2B and B2C gambling licences: what the difference means when you are buying
The distinction most procurement decks get wrong, and the three specific situations where getting it wrong is expensive.
Guide·
How to shortlist an iGaming supplier
Eight questions that remove most of a longlist in an afternoon, in the order worth asking them.
Guide·
How to read a regulator's licence register
Open one, find the entry, and tell a live licence from a lapsed one.
Regulation·
EGT Digital takes two PAGCOR accreditations, including one for aggregation
Content provision and game aggregation are accredited separately in the Philippines. Holding both is what lets a supplier carry other people's games as well as its own.
Regulation·
Bede Gaming certified to GLI-19 and GLI-33 — what those standards test
Two technical standards, audited by eCOGRA. They are not licences, and knowing the difference is the difference between a shortlist that works and one that wastes three…
Regulation·
Greentube live in Alberta as the province ends its online monopoly
Novomatic's digital arm went live on the day Alberta opened. The bigger change is what Alberta replaced: a government monopoly, not an empty market.
Regulation·
Highlight Games clears Italy's collaudo, moving SOCCERBET onto its own platform
The collaudo is Italy's technical sign-off, and it is a step most suppliers never talk about. Passing it lets the studio stop renting somebody else's platform.
Regulation·
TaDa Gaming cleared by MINCETUR in Peru with 15 titles already certified
The Malta studio has Peruvian approval and is live through Apuesta Total. Peru licenses suppliers and games separately, which is why the title count matters more than…
Regulation·
Incentive Games gets an interim Pennsylvania licence — what interim means
The PGCB grants interim licences so suppliers can trade while the full background investigation runs. It is real permission, with an expiry.
Regulation·
Evenbeter licensed in Denmark under the supplier regime that began in 2025
A five-year Danish B2B licence covering poker, casino, table games, bingo and slots. Denmark made supplier licensing mandatory in January 2025, and that deadline…
Regulation·
Black Cat Games licensed by the UKGC before it has traded
A two-year-old Gateshead studio holds a remote gambling software licence, account 67371, with trading planned from Q4. Britain licenses before you launch, not after.
Regulation·
Bigpot Gaming takes an MGA Type 1 critical supply licence
Licence MGA/B2B/1063/2024, issued August 2025. The licence class and the company registration number in the announcement are both more useful than the announcement…
