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(AsiaGameHub) -   On Monday, authorities in Taiwan indicted 20 individuals for their roles in a money laundering operation that allegedly utilized Macau-based casinos to clean over TWD33 billion ($1.03 billion) in illicit funds. Law enforcement described the case as the country's "first cross-border casino money laundering case." The scheme allegedly involved depositing illegal gambling profits into the credit accounts of specific card runners, who then traveled to Macau to use high-limit cards for purchasing casino chips. These runners reportedly did little to no gambling. Instead, they either cashed out the chips for Hong Kong dollars—the primary currency in Macau's casinos—or handed them off to accomplices within the gaming center. Suspects connected to Asian iGaming firm According to the Yunlin District Prosecutor’s Office, the probe was initiated last November following a tip to the Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) about a criminal organization recruiting money mules. Raids conducted in Taichung, Taipei, and New Taipei City resulted in the arrest of 20 suspects and 10 reported indictments. Charges have been filed under the Money Laundering Prevention Act. Local news reports have tied the syndicate to Jinzhou Entertainment City, an iGaming operator that targets players in Taiwan, Cambodia, and Vietnam. Online betting is prohibited in Taiwan and Cambodia and faces strict regulations in Vietnam. Alleged leaders, identified as Chen and Lin, are currently at large with 20-year arrest warrants issued. In 2024, International Community Radio Taipei reported that Jinzhou principals and associates were charged in a similar matter. The Taichung Prosecutor’s Office previously identified Lin as a "former high-ranking police officer" who allegedly used his role as a captain in the Taichung Criminal Investigation Corps to oversee a money laundering ring that netted approximately $1.4 million between 2021 and 2024. CIB: Police committed to ongoing money laundering fight In a statement regarding the case, the Taiwan Criminal Investigation Bureau said, “The police will continue to dismantle money laundering networks, enhance their technological investigative tools, and work with international judicial bodies to protect public assets and ensure a safe environment.” Marjorie PrestonMarjorie started her career in the gaming industry in 2007 and has concentrated on Asian markets since 2020. Outside of her professional life, she writes about travel and cinema and is a drummer. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Bill 403 puts forward a prohibition on gambling advertisements, other new restrictions, and a levy to support treatment programs. Panama.- The National Assembly has voted to pass a bill imposing new gambling restrictions in Panama. Sponsored by deputies Raúl Pineda and Crispiano Adames, Bill 403 now needs only final approval from President José Raúl Mulino Quintero to become law. Designed to enhance protection for vulnerable groups against gambling-related harm, the legislation will impose a 10 percent levy on the revenues of online gambling operators. Funds from the levy will go to the Institute of Mental Health (INSAM) to support the creation of treatment programs and the setup of a specialized gambling addiction center in Panama. As noted by Focus Gaming News Latinoamérica, the legislation will also ban gambling ads in traditional media, social media, and sports, and forbid the use of celebrities or influencers to promote gambling. It will also mandate that online platforms use biometric identification to keep minors from accessing gambling services. Additionally, payment methods will be limited to lower the risk of debt and unregulated spending. Oversight of the new rules will be handled by the Gaming Control Board (JCJ), which will have tools to monitor compliance in real time. Violations could lead to fines of up to 10 percent of an operator’s revenue, license suspensions, or criminal charges. Educational efforts are also included in the bill, with plans to roll out awareness programs in schools across the country. Panama’s action follows Brazil’s increase in its gambling tax rate and Colombia’s announcement of a new gambling consumption tax. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Idaho has joined a 39-state coalition in a legal challenge against what the states claim is an effort by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to expand its regulatory authority, Idaho Attorney General Raul Labrador announced Monday. The coalition is asking federal courts to reject the CFTC’s claim that it has exclusive jurisdiction over specific sports betting activities—a move the states say would strip them of their longstanding power to regulate or ban sports gambling within their borders. This legal action comes amid broader uncertainty about the agency’s evolving stance on prediction markets and event contracts, particularly following recent internal changes and policy debates at the regulator. ‘Idaho will continue defending our right to regulate gambling’ In a statement, Labrador said, “Under the CFTC’s reasoning, states like Idaho that opt to ban sports betting would be unable to enforce those bans.” “An unelected federal agency says it found hidden authority in 15-year-old financial reform laws to override state gambling laws across the country,” he added. “Congress never granted that power, and Idaho will keep fighting to protect our right to regulate gambling as we see fit.” The legal dispute escalated to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals after Nevada sued Kalshi and similar platforms to enforce its state gambling laws. The CFTC filed a brief supporting the platforms, arguing for federal preemption. In response, Idaho and 38 other states submitted an amicus curiae brief backing Nevada. The coalition stresses that if the CFTC’s position is upheld, states—including Idaho—would be barred from enforcing sports betting prohibitions or regulations. Dispute over regulatory authority The controversy centers on a new generation of online platforms—including Kalshi and Crypto.com—that have begun offering wagers on sports outcomes through federally regulated exchanges. These platforms have promoted their products as financial derivatives rather than conventional sports bets. Kalshi reported that customers traded more than $1 billion worth of contracts tied to the February 2026 Super Bowl. Historically, the CFTC had refrained from endorsing these contracts. In September 2025, the agency issued an advisory clarifying it had not approved such contracts and acknowledged state laws could block them. However, following a change in CFTC leadership, the commission reversed its stance and, in ongoing litigation, argued that these contracts qualify as “swaps”—a category of financial instruments subject to exclusive federal regulation. The four key arguments  The coalition’s brief outlines four key arguments: limits on federal agency jurisdiction, the need for clear congressional authorization, preservation of state powers, and the CFTC’s lack of expertise. Federal agencies cannot unilaterally expand their jurisdiction—especially in domains like gambling that states have traditionally regulated. Supreme Court precedents require explicit congressional approval for agencies to impose broad rules affecting matters of substantial national importance. The coalition asserts Congress did not expressly empower the CFTC to regulate sports betting when it authorized oversight of derivatives markets after the financial crisis. Transfers of traditional state functions to federal control must be explicit. Gambling regulation has long been a core state responsibility. Unlike states—which have established licensing regimes, age-verification systems, responsible gaming policies, and integrity monitoring—the CFTC lacks both gambling-specific expertise and statutory mandates in this sphere. The Ninth Circuit is presently considering consolidated appeals concerning whether state gambling enforcement applies to platforms offering event contracts and prediction markets through federally regulated exchanges. The 39-state coalition urges the court to confirm that states retain the authority to regulate or prohibit betting activities regardless of how platforms characterize their products. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   This system will automatically deny access to military personnel who appear on the designated list. Ukraine.- According to reports, Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation and Ministry of Defence are developing a system designed to stop military personnel from accessing gambling websites. PlayCity, the country’s new state-run gambling regulator, will roll out the system, which will oblige platform operators to cross-verify all users against a list of serving military staff. Operators are already required to screen all gamblers against a registry of people who are banned from gambling. Moving forward, they will also have to run checks against the list of military personnel, and block access for any user who matches an entry on the list. Officials have stressed that operators will not be told if an individual is serving in the military; the system will only indicate if access restrictions are applicable, without revealing personal details. In an official post published on Facebook, the Ministry of Digital Transformation said: “We are continuing our structured efforts to combat gambling addiction. Our core objective is to protect service members and their families from the risks and negative impacts of problem gambling. To deliver this, we are working alongside the Ministry of Defence to create a mechanism that will limit the participation of defenders in gambling activities while martial law remains in place”. This new measure follows 2024 legislation passed in Ukraine to ban online gambling for all members of the country’s armed forces. The ban was initially prompted by a petition launched by a serving soldier, who cited multiple cases where service members spent their entire salaries on gambling, were forced to take out loans, fell into crippling debt, and even faced temptation to pawn military equipment to cover their losses. PlayCity launched its operations last year, taking over from the previous gambling regulator KRAIL. The body announced that it had blocked over 2,500 unlicensed online casino platforms throughout 2025. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Allwyn states that it has fulfilled the Gambling Commission's requirements as set out in its enabling agreement. UK.- Allwyn reports that it has now injected over £450m into modernising the UK National Lottery since assuming control from Camelot in February 2024. The firm characterises its overhaul under the fourth lottery licence as the most significant transformation of the lottery since its launch in 1994. The Gambling Commission initiated an investigation last year concerning delays in Allwyn’s modernisation of the lottery after several deadlines were missed. Although the findings have not yet been released, Allwyn indicates that the investment milestone demonstrates that the requirements for Fully Implemented Commencement (‘FIC’) outlined in the Enabling Agreement have been met. The National Lottery experienced multiple outages during this period. In August, Allwyn briefly halted operations to facilitate the replacement of lottery terminals across more than 40,000 retail locations. In January, the website and mobile apps were inaccessible for 24 hours during a digital system update designed to implement a new user interface and enhanced player safety protocols, including mandatory deposit and spending caps, hourly automatic logouts, and responsible gambling alerts for instant win games. From a financial perspective, Allwyn’s first full year leading the National Lottery resulted in a 3.5 per cent increase in sales to £8.1bn in 2025. Digital channels generated £4.1bn of this revenue, narrowly exceeding retail sales for the first time. Approximately 12 million players participated digitally. Funds raised for good causes in 2025 amounted to £1.7bn, averaging £33m per week. Allwyn has set a goal of reaching £60m per week by the expiration of its licence in 2034. Andria Vidler, CEO of Allwyn UK, stated: “Allwyn is dedicated to bringing back the magic to The National Lottery and driving sustainable growth. We consider the stewardship of this unique British institution to be both a privilege and a duty we treat with the utmost seriousness. “We are thrilled to be delivering growth for The National Lottery while successfully finalising the largest international lottery upgrade in history. This is a highly promising time for The National Lottery and its participants, as these essential upgrades enable us to introduce new games and products, allowing us to raise record sums for Good Causes.” This month, Allwyn UK appointed Katie Harbron as its new Director of Games. Her mandate is to foster innovation within The National Lottery’s game portfolio. The company also launched an internal creative and content production studio named Studio 59, a reference to the number of balls in the main lotto game. Allwyn stated that the creation of the new studio is in response to a “swift evolution in the marketing and media landscape, with rising demand for timely, relevant, and culturally aware content across digital platforms”. By enhancing its in-house capabilities, the company aims to expedite content production and streamline operational workflows. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Simon Priglinger-Simader, vice president of Germany's Deutscher Online Casinoverband (DOCV) trade association, has rejected the GGL's new 2025 channelisation statistics, labelling them as 'conservative' and incorrect. The GGL released a report exceeding 120 pages last week, estimating Germany's channelisation rate reached 77% in 2025. While the regulator evaluated different methods in the report, it ultimately conducted a survey of 2,000 people who had participated in online gambling (lotteries excluded) in the past year. Survey participants were questioned on whether they had used illegal operators during that time. Following his review, Priglinger-Simader stated the report was clearly flawed by "non-representative sampling," indicating the sample did not properly reflect those gambling on the black market. "Furthermore, there's a degree of recall bias when you ask someone if they are engaging in illegal gambling. Most likely, they will say no," Priglinger-Simader told iGB. He added, "The figures are not in line with the tax revenue numbers we are aware of." DOCV-commissioned 2023 report still more accurate on black market size In November 2023, the trade association published its own black market analysis, which found that as many as half of all players in Germany were using illegal sites. Priglinger-Simader asserts this assessment is more precise than the GGL's most recent report. "We still believe that, considering all the work done, a result showing a black market size of around 50% is much nearer to the real scale of the black market," he continued. The study was written by economist Gunther Schnabl from the University of Leipzig and utilised Nielsen gambling activity data to evaluate Germany's channelisation rate. This was merged with data on stakes placed on illegal sites, which Priglinger-Simader believes is probably significantly higher than current estimates indicate. Although the GGL's report stated black market Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR) was €547 million in 2024, the trade body head calls this number "too conservative." "We believe the real turnover of illegal operators is far greater due to the abundance of bonuses, absence of player safeguards, no loss limits, no spin limits—essentially no regulations in the black market," he cautions. He also points out that licensed German operators have received feedback from customers stating they have switched to the black market to escape the strict controls and limitations imposed by the regulated market. "However, this information isn't robust enough for a case study to incorporate it [into the next analysis]," says Priglinger-Simader. Updated Schnable channelisation report expected soon A revised report from Schnabl is anticipated this summer, analysing 2025 data. "[They] are presently analysing 2025 figures using the Nielsen data panel from before and will produce an updated brief evaluation or perhaps a second edition of the study, possibly in June or July, around the summer," Priglinger-Simader added. Speaking on the report's methodology, he said, "They will use a refreshed list of illegal websites targeting Germany. Then it's essentially an update incorporating new illegal operators that have entered, along with the overall market evolution. For 2025, they have already compiled an updated list of illegal operators, as that landscape is very fluid and has changed over the past two or three years." Despite dismissing the GGL's latest figures, Priglinger-Simader concedes that the regulator's lowered channelisation estimate is a good indication it is beginning to comprehend the market better. Channelisation rate could be used to prevent Interstate Treaty review updates Back in June 2024, the regulator indicated the black market constituted only about 4% of the total sector. Priglinger-Simader is concerned, however, that this new data might be leveraged to the regulator's advantage during the current review of the German Interstate Treaty regulations. This review represents the licensed industry's sole opportunity for easing player restrictions such as compulsory deposit limits and slot stake limits. He cautions that the GGL could "use [the data] to claim everything is functioning perfectly, that no action is needed to bolster the legal [framework], and that licensed operators should simply carry on as before." The review is scheduled to finish next year. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   The new brand is set to connect sportsbook and casino experiences through its proprietary hybrid content. Press release.- Sportradar Group has announced today (March 24) the launch of Playradar, a specialized brand that will provide global operators with a fully integrated ecosystem for cross-vertical gaming experiences. This launch signifies the next phase in the evolution of Sportradar’s igaming business. To spearhead this expansion, Sportradar recently appointed Edo Haitin, formerly the CEO of Playtech Live, to lead its igaming division. Haitin brings over 20 years of experience in igaming operations, live casino development, and executive leadership, adding significant senior-level expertise to accelerate Sportradar’s growth in the igaming sector. Edo Haitin, EVP of igaming. Playradar will utilize Sportradar’s live and historical sports data, along with AV streams, and combine them with casino games to develop unique, proprietary hybrid products. These products will feature: A live 24/7 experience center – offering players a simultaneous game and live stream view on a single screen, merging sports viewing with gaming for enhanced engagement or real-money betting. This fosters a community where players can interact in real-time, sharing tips, game preferences, and reactions. Live & historical streaming sports/casino hybrid content – transforming real sporting events into interactive, event-driven gameplay by blending live and historical sports streams with casino mechanics to create innovative hybrid gaming experiences. A live prediction product will also be powered by Sportradar’s live data. Premium igaming content – including virtual sports and a comprehensive selection of casino games, such as slots, table games, arcade, and crash games, all developed to the highest standards for an optimal player experience. Sportradar is uniquely positioned to scale its igaming business through its existing game studio, extensive sports data expertise, streaming capabilities, and global distribution network. The company's marketing, acquisition, and retention technologies are built on deep insights into player behavior across both betting and igaming verticals, strengthening Sportradar’s relationships with sportsbook and casino operators worldwide. Given that the majority of Sportradar’s clients already operate in both verticals, igaming presents a natural avenue for driving long-term monetization and lifetime value alongside its betting offerings. Playradar will operate exclusively in regulated markets, with responsible gaming and integrity principles integrated into all its products. Game releases are planned throughout 2026, with an initial rollout in the UK, North America, and Latin America. The full product range will encompass classic table games, arcade and slot games, as well as virtual sports. Carsten Koerl, founder and CEO of Sportradar, stated: “igaming represents a natural and scalable extension of our business, and a strategic acceleration of our long-term growth roadmap. Playradar content is designed to provide optimized cross-selling between the worlds of sport and casinos, helping operators increase player value and session length at a time when engagement and retention are crucial for operational sustainability. In Edo, we have an experienced and proven industry leader to drive the business forward, supported by a passionate and dedicated team.” Edo Haitin, EVP of igaming, added: “By combining our unparalleled experience in sports data and live streaming with a proven track record in product development, we aim to create hybrid content and gaming experiences that capitalize on the growing popularity of sports casino consumption. We are uniquely positioned to seamlessly integrate live and historical sports events, innovative gaming mechanics, and casino content, and we have the advantage of being able to distribute games to an already licensed operator portfolio. I am incredibly excited to further strengthen our igaming business through Playradar and to grow it into a leader in igaming content, leveraging Sportradar’s existing resources and the highly experienced and skilled team already in place.” This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Pragmatic Play has enhanced its collaboration with Cactus Gaming by rolling out its Smart Studio solution across all of Cactus Gaming's brands. This move allows for completely tailored live casino settings and broadens the selection of region-specific games. Press release.- Pragmatic Play has deepened its connection with Cactus Gaming by integrating its advanced Smart Studio solution into their existing agreement, which is now active across all of the operator's brands. The Smart Studio provides adaptable customization and branding capabilities, utilizing sophisticated technology to grant operators full command over the design of the gaming environment, thereby delivering high-quality, personalized casino experiences. Featuring localized live casino staples like blackjack, roulette, and baccarat, Cactus Gaming is now equipped to offer its customers a wide array of top-tier live dealer games. This agreement signifies Pragmatic Play's most recent expansion of partnerships within Brazil's regulated market, a region characterized by its dynamism and rapid growth, where the demand for its leading content portfolio is steadily increasing. Victor Arias, VP of LatAm at ARRISE, commented: “The Smart Studio solution is experiencing significant adoption throughout Latin America, attributed to the adaptable environments and comprehensive customization it offers to operators. We are pleased to witness Pragmatic Play’s Smart Studio solution now active within Cactus Performance BR’s live casino offerings across the Brazilian regulated market, and we anticipate further solidifying an already robust collaboration.” Thiago Garrides, CEO at Cactus Gaming, stated: “Pragmatic Play’s offerings have been instrumental in our expansion in Brazil, helping us establish a solid market presence. With Smart Studio now operational, we are confident it will enable us to enhance our casino portfolio even more and provide our customers with the finest possible experiences.” This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Play’n GO has introduced Hope Unleashed Fortune Rises, a new slot game rooted in the Pandora myth. The title includes a Magic Circle mechanic and marble-inspired visuals. Press release: Play’n GO has unveiled Hope Unleashed Fortune Rises, a myth-rich tale of temptation and consequence, where a forbidden lock clicks open and the room shifts instantly. Certain artefacts are meant to be appreciated from afar. This isn’t one of them. Hope Unleashed Fortune Rises focuses on an ancient box with a troublesome aura—ornate, demanding, and silently sure you’ll reach for it. Pandora sits at the story’s heart with the confidence of someone who never needed permission, guiding players through a changing mosaic of symbols that flicker like half-remembered warnings and incomplete promises. Instead of relying solely on spectacle, the game embraces an ongoing push and pull between restraint and curiosity. Sealed moments can crowd the reels, refusing to reveal their true nature until the very last second. When the Magic Circle surfaces, the tone shifts again—a pulse of inevitability suggesting the box has its own agenda. Through it all, stray Souls cling on, hinting something escaped long ago and another thing stayed behind for a reason. Visually, Hope Unleashed Fortune Rises frames the myth in marble halls and midnight-blue shadows, then cuts through it with a neon glow that makes the setting feel newly dangerous. Pandora’s presence is ever-watchful, while artefacts glint like contraband from a forbidden vault. The box itself remains the quiet centrepiece: a challenge, a dare, and a mirror held to the player’s curiosity. Magnus Wallentin, Games Ambassador at Play’n GO, said: “Pandora’s myth endures because it’s human—the need to know, the cost of knowing, and the stubborn spark that survives the fallout. Hope Unleashed Fortune Rises turns that tension into a story players can feel from the first moment.” This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   iGP has incorporated Gamzix into its iGaming Aggregator, broadening operators' reach to more than 12,000 games via a unified, rapid API. The collaboration provides mobile-optimized games along with sophisticated tools for managing multiple brands, running promotions, and gaining live insights. Press release.- iGP has integrated Gamzix into its casino aggregator, iGaming Aggregator, further enhancing the content library accessible to operators on the platform. As a result of the integration, Gamzix games are now accessible to operators through iGaming Aggregator, which supplies over 12,000 games from top providers via a single API. Engineered to surpass conventional aggregation frameworks, the solution allows operators to go to market swiftly while retaining oversight via multi-brand administration, integrated promotional features, a native reporting system, and live data access. Jovana Popovic Canaki, CEO at iGP, said: “Operators are under continual pressure to expand more rapidly while keeping control over their brands, content, and player interaction. iGaming Aggregator tackles this by merging fast distribution with integrated tools and real-time oversight. The inclusion of Gamzix further bolsters the assortment of games we can offer our partners.” James Davies, head of commercial at Gamzix, added: “iGP’s emphasis on speed, control, and scalability is an ideal match for our own strategy for distribution and sustained success. We are thrilled to introduce our mobile-first, engagement-focused games to a wider network of partners through this partnership.” This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Digitain has broadened its reach in regulated jurisdictions by securing both Importer and Manufacturer Licences within Bulgaria. Press release.- The acquisition of Manufacturer and Importer Licences in Bulgaria represents a major achievement for Digitain as it continues to grow its presence in regulated territories. This pair of licences allows Digitain to solidify its standing in Bulgaria by providing partners with an expanded, fully regulated portfolio. The Manufacturer Licence permits the company to supply its own certified, locally-adapted products, while the Importer Licence facilitates the distribution of certified third-party solutions, increasing the variety and adaptability of its services. Arshak Muradyan, group chief compliance officer, stated: “Obtaining these two Bulgarian licences is a vital move in reinforcing our footprint in regulated sectors. It enables us to provide our proprietary solutions alongside various certified third-party offerings, all while adhering to local regulations. This dual capacity ensures our partners have the tools to grow and operate securely in Bulgaria with a dependable, compliant product suite.” Through the acquisition of these licences, Digitain demonstrates its dedication to regulatory standards and partner-focused expansion, providing operators in Bulgaria with a full range of high-quality, compliant solutions. This milestone underscores Digitain’s strategy to increase its international reach while upholding top-tier certification standards and market flexibility. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.