BGaming expands Latin American footprint with Peruvian license

A leading iGaming content provider, BGaming, has strengthened its presence in Latin America by securing a supplier license in Peru. The provider's engaging portfolio and robust technical platform have been approved by the country's gambling regulator, Mincetur. This certification validates the provider's technical platform and engaging game portfolio, enabling it to partner with local licensed operators.

Grupo Responsa Gamming Brasil joins ANJL

Grupo Responsa Gaming Brasil, a leading gaming conglomerate, has officially joined the Brazilian National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL). The group, which includes the established brands Jogalimpo and Oddfair, and the upcoming Responsa - scheduled to launch in February - aims to strengthen its position in the Brazilian market while adhering to the regulatory standards, with federal license applications in progress at the Ministry of Finance.

Wyoming could legalise online gambling in 2025

Wyoming is set to revisit the possibility of legalising online casino gaming in 2025. This comes after a study from Spectrum Gaming Group

Peru extends deadline for online gambling regulation and intensifies fight against illegality

Peru has extended the deadline for regulating online gaming to December 31, 2024, as it cracks down on illegal platforms. The measure aims to attract international operators, create jobs and increase revenue, despite challenges such as tax resistance and legislative adjustments.

Google and Apple face RICO act lawsuit

Google and Apple, two of the world’s largest tech companies, are under scrutiny for their role in hosting sweepstakes casino apps. A recent lawsuit filed in New Jersey accuses them of violating the RICO Act by enabling apps that critics claim operate as unregulated gambling platforms.

Part 2: Jogo do Bicho, politics, and organized crime

Since 1941, Jogo do Bicho has become illegal, but its influence has grown. Bankers financed political campaigns and created corruption networks involving authorities. Despite social benefits, the game was connected to organized crime, shaking Brazilian institutions.

Police bust illegal gambling operation in Richmond

Richmond Police have busted an illegal gambling operation, leading to multiple arrests and the seizure of thousands of dollars in equipment.

Jogo do Bicho: the rise, prohibition, and persistence of a brazilian tradition

Jogo do Bicho emerged in 1892 as a promotional strategy in Rio de Janeiro, becoming a popular and cultural practice. Despite being criminalized in 1941, it remains active clandestinely, supported by organized networks and economic and social influence.

BC.GAME legal actions thrust Curacao’s gaming licensing in the spotlight

The recent bankruptcy of BC.GAME, a Curacao-based gambling operator and sponsor of Leicester City FC, has brought renewed focus to the Caribbean island’s troubled gaming licensing system.

Watchers redefines iGaming with social play innovation

The innovative company Watchers is making waves in the iGaming industry, backed by their notable success with recent back-to-back victories at the SiGMA Americas and East Europe Startup Pitch competitions. In an engaging interview featured in the latest edition of SiGMA Magazine, Alina Kuzo, the Chief Operating Officer and Head of Content and Community of Watchers, shared insights into the company's dynamic growth trajectory.