Regulatory status, operating models and source-linked facts for the jurisdictions that shape global iGaming.
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Brazil operates a federal authorisation market for fixed-odds sports betting and online games, with authorised national brands using .bet.br domains.
Finland is moving from an exclusive-rights model to licensed competition for defined online gambling products from 1 July 2027, with applications accepted under the 2026 Gambling Act.
Germany's Interstate Treaty permits nationally licensed sports betting, virtual slots and online poker, while online casino table games remain subject to state-level models.
Great Britain is a point-of-consumption remote gambling market in which businesses serving British consumers require the relevant Gambling Commission permission.
Malta separates consumer-facing Gaming Service licences from business-to-business Critical Gaming Supply licences under the Malta Gaming Authority framework.
The Netherlands requires a Remote Gambling Act licence for business-to-consumer online gambling and publishes licensed operators in the Kansspelautoriteit games-of-chance guide.
New Jersey permits internet casino gaming through licensed Atlantic City casino permit holders and separately regulates online sports wagering under state oversight.
Ontario's competitive iGaming market combines AGCO operator registration with an operating agreement under iGaming Ontario's conduct-and-manage model.
Sweden uses a national licensing system for commercial online gambling and betting, supervised by Spelinspektionen and supported by a public licence register.
