Regulated Market Monitor
A comparable register of regulator, market-access, product-scope and official-register fields for covered iGaming jurisdictions.
- Rows
- 4
- Source records
- 16
- Source classes
- 3
- Verified through
A working register, with the uncertainty left in
Use this monitor to compare how market entry is structured without reducing different regulatory systems to a single licence label or tax number.
Scope note: this release describes 4 published BETTIMES profiles. It is not a legal determination, recommendation or exhaustive market register.
Current dataset
All values are taken from the current profile index. Open a named record for its row-level evidence pack.
| Market | Regulator | Market model | Product scope | Official register | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brazil | Secretariat of Prizes and Betting (SPA/MF) | Federal prior authorisation | Fixed-odds sports betting; Online games within the fixed-odds betting framework | Open register | 2026-09-06 |
| Great Britain | Gambling Commission | Point-of-consumption licensing | Remote betting; Online casino; Remote bingo; Lotteries; Gambling software | Open register | 2026-09-06 |
| Malta | Malta Gaming Authority | B2C and B2B licensing hub | B2C gaming services; B2B critical gaming supply; Remote gaming; Land-based gaming | Open register | 2026-09-06 |
| Ontario | Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) | Registration plus operating agreement | Online casino; Sports and event betting; Peer-to-peer poker; Peer-to-peer bingo; Betting exchange | Open register | 2026-09-06 |
How the rows are built
- Start with the regulator or public authority responsible for the covered activity.
- Record product scope and access route separately because a permission can apply to only part of the gambling market.
- Link to the current official register or directory where one is available and preserve the verification date.
Included in the download
- Market
- regulator
- market model
- framework
- product scope
- licensing route
- tax treatment
- official register
- last checked
What not to infer
- The first release covers four deliberately different regulated systems and is not a global market census.
- Headline tax treatment is not normalised because tax bases, product categories and commercial agreements differ.
- The monitor is regulatory research, not legal, tax or market-entry advice.
Read the analysis built from these rows
Released . Row values remain governed by the verification dates shown above and the BETTIMES source policy.