03
Aug
Michigan Gaming Control Board: Role, Licensing & News
The Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) is the state agency that licenses and regulates commercial casino gaming, online gaming, and sports betting in Michigan. It...
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LATEST IGAMING NEWS
Stay updated with the latest developments in online gambling regulation and industry insights.
31
Jul
Ontario iGaming Advertising Rules 2026: Operator Guide
Ontario iGaming advertising rules prohibit the public advertising of bonuses, inducements and credits. They also restrict the use of athletes and figures who appeal to...
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Jul
Ontario iGaming Tax 2026: Operator Rates Explained
Ontario iGaming tax works differently from a headline gambling levy. The province takes its main cut through a 20% revenue share, not a gaming tax...
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Jul
Alberta iGaming Tax 2026: Operator Rates Explained
Alberta iGaming tax is not a standalone gambling levy. The province runs a conduct-and-manage model, so a registered operator pays a 20 percent share of...
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Jul
Alberta iGaming Licence Cost 2026: Full Fee Breakdown
Alberta iGaming licence cost starts with a 50,000 CAD application fee to the AGLC and a 150,000 CAD annual registration fee for each gaming site....
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Jul
Alberta iGaming Regulations 2026: Operator Rules Guide
Alberta iGaming regulations sit in three connected parts. The iGaming Alberta Act sets the legal base. The AGLC’s Standards and Requirements for Internet Gaming carry...
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Jul
Alberta iGaming Revenue 2026: Split and Projections
Alberta iGaming revenue is split 80/20: operators keep 80 percent of net iGaming revenue and the province retains 20 percent. Before that split, 3 percent...
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Jul
North Macedonia Online Gambling Law: State Monopoly 2027
The North Macedonia online gambling law places all online games of chance under a state monopoly from 2027. The Assembly adopted the new Act on...
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Jul
Alberta iGaming Corporation: Role, CEO and Agreement
The Alberta iGaming Corporation is the provincial Crown agent that conducts and manages Alberta’s regulated online gambling market. It signs the commercial agreement every operator...
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Jul
iGaming Alberta Act: What the 2026 Law Means for Operators
The iGaming Alberta Act is the provincial law that created Alberta’s regulated online gambling market. It received Royal Assent in spring 2025, and the province...
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Jul
Ontario iGaming Licence Cost 2026: What Operators Pay
The Ontario iGaming licence cost starts at CAD 100,000 per gaming site each year, paid to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario. On top...
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Jul
Ontario iGaming Regulations 2026: Operator Compliance
Ontario iGaming regulations sit in three layers. The federal Criminal Code sets the base rule. Ontario’s Gaming Control Act, 1992 and Regulation 78/12 build on...
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