Argentina: Stake launches in Buenos Aires Province
Stake will operate via stake.bet.ar under a license from the Provincial Institute of Lottery and Casinos.
1 min read • Jun 1 • By
Marieta Lezaic
Euro Games Technology
DATA.BET
N1 Partners
Logifuture
GammaPlus
JDB Gaming
GR8_TECH
ONLYPLAY
1spin4win
ReferOn
Galaxsys
SmartSoft
DYG
bet365 Partners
OMNIPLAY
Vegangster
Z-Gaming
Makeberry Affiliates
Global Gaming Awards
Imagine Live
AMATIC Online
Linebet
GammaStack
GammaSweep
BetConstruct
Bally’s Intralot
SPAYZ.io
Titans
Euro Games Technology
DATA.BET
N1 Partners
Logifuture
GammaPlus
JDB Gaming
GR8_TECH
ONLYPLAY
1spin4win
ReferOn
Galaxsys
SmartSoft
DYG
bet365 Partners
OMNIPLAY
Vegangster
Z-Gaming
Makeberry Affiliates
Global Gaming Awards
Imagine Live
AMATIC Online
Linebet
GammaStack
GammaSweep
BetConstruct
Bally’s Intralot
SPAYZ.io
Titans
Stake will operate via stake.bet.ar under a license from the Provincial Institute of Lottery and Casinos.
The KSA has reminded operators that live betting advertising during matches is prohibited.
The Ministry of Finance will introduce a centralised platform to oversee gambling operators and regulate activity across the sector.
The programme is open to young people aged 15 and over who have completed Form 3 or higher education.
Belarusbank will introduce stricter card transaction controls from 15 June, including a full ban on payments to foreign gambling operators and new daily limits on domestic gambling transactions.
The regulation establishes a “zero-growth” framework, halting the issuance of new licences for gaming halls, betting shops, and bingo venues, with only limited exceptions.
The province will open Canada’s second competitive iGaming market on 13 July, with new rules covering advertising, self-exclusion and revenue sharing.
Law 527 gives the Executive Branch six months to issue implementing rules, with new controls covering online platforms, casinos and education programs.
The new rules place identity-verification duties on major platforms under Malaysia’s Online Safety Act 2025.
The Black Book on Gambling warns that player losses have risen to €21.88bn as online gambling now accounts for more than €100bn in annual volume.