Gambling licenses in 23 jurisdictions

B2B suppliers to EU-regulated markets

Class I (B2C), Class II (B2B)

Established EU-facing B2C and B2B

B2C gaming service, B2B critical gaming supply

Regulated EU sports betting

Online betting (sports)

EU-licensed sports betting and holding structures

Class B online betting

EU-licensed B2C with full product range

Online betting, casino, poker, lottery, bingo

Foreign-facing operators seeking a low-tax permit

Domestic online permits; international online permits (casino, slots, sportsbook)

Fast B2C or B2B market entry

B2C, B2B

Established offshore operators

B2C, B2B

Holding structures and an alternative offshore license

International online gaming

Fast multi-vertical offshore entry

Single license: B2C verticals and B2B supply

Choosing the right Canadian route

Province by province

Regulated access to Ontario players

Operator registration, gaming-related supplier registration

Regulated access to Alberta players

Operator registration, goods or services supplier registration

Preparing for a future open market

No private online license today

North America-facing operators

Operator authorization, key person licenses

Offshore-style license with a Canadian First Nations regulator

B2C, B2B

Suppliers entering US regulated states

Operator licenses, supplier and vendor licenses, by state

Regulated access to Brazilian players

Fixed-odds betting authorization (sports and online games)

Partnering with Mexican permit holders

SEGOB permit; agreement with a permit holder

Regulated access to Colombian players

Online concession contract (casino, live casino, bingo, betting)

Regulated access to Peruvian players

Online gaming and remote sports betting license

Preparing for market opening

No license yet

Back-office and data-processing operations

Corporate and data-processing setup