Sweden's gambling regulator, Spelinspektionen, has announced prohibitions against Lufilight Ltd and Immortal Snail LLC providing gambling in Sweden without the necessary licence. The authority published separate notices on 28 October 2026, stating that each company lacks the licence required to provide gambling in the country.

The Lufilight announcement and Immortal Snail announcement name the companies individually. Both describe the action as a prohibition on providing gambling in Sweden without the necessary authorisation. Neither short notice names a consumer-facing website.

The announcements concern Swedish authorisation

Spelinspektionen says it prioritises measures that channel gambling towards businesses holding Swedish gambling licences. The notices also point readers to its register of prohibitions, where the authority publishes the grounds for its decisions concerning illegal online gambling.

The two publication dates establish when the announcements appeared. They do not establish the dates on which the underlying decisions were made: those dates are not specified in the short notices. Nor do the announcements set out a new fine, a customer-refund process or a technical website-blocking measure.

The reported scope is Sweden. These notices should not be described as worldwide operating bans or as confirmation that a particular website became inaccessible on 28 or 29 October.

For businesses checking a counterparty, the named entities are the starting point. Keep Lufilight Ltd and Immortal Snail LLC distinct, and establish the company behind a trading name before attaching either announcement to a website or commercial group. The notices alone do not supply that brand-to-company mapping.

BetTimes' Sweden market profile provides the wider market context. The licence-verification guide explains how to separate a brand, its operating company and the permission being claimed. Those checks help organise evidence; they do not replace the regulator's own record for either named company.