The short answer:
The UK is becoming more expensive for everyone in the industry—but it's far from closed. The market economics are changing, and so are the ways affiliates can make money.
For the full breakdown—including licensing, taxation, audience insights, payment methods, and a launch checklist—check out our in-depth review on 3S.INFO.
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Late August and early September are a packed period for sports campaigns. The US Open is entering its decisive stages, Formula 1 returns to Monza, while UFC, CS2, and the finals of several other major championships are also taking place.
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Hi everyone! We've rounded up the latest iGaming news from this week. Here you'll find new GEOs, regulatory changes, and figures showing how the market is evolving.
— Albania is preparing to bring online betting back after a years-long ban. Up to 10 operators will be able to enter the market, while the gray market was estimated at $126 million in 2025.
— Mozambique has approved a dedicated framework for online gambling. The decision comes amid declining revenues from land-based casinos.
— Uruguay has proposed its own iGaming regulatory model. The bill includes licensing, blocking illegal operators, and giving existing land-based casinos priority when licenses are allocated.
— Bulgaria is introducing mandatory licenses for iGaming affiliates for the first time. Companies that acquire players for compensation had to submit their applications by August 15.
— Australia is considering a unified mechanism that would allow users to opt out of betting advertising on online platforms. The system is proposed to be funded through a new levy on operators.
— Spain plans to fund a new anti-money laundering authority through a separate levy on banks and gambling companies.
— During the first six months of 2026, Armenia's gambling market reached $396.7 million in turnover, up 5.2% year over year.
— The share of American adults participating in gambling has fallen from 64% to 45% over the past decade, according to Gallup data.
— Sweepstakes Casinos in the US Under Pressure: Is a Major Market Restructuring Beginning?
— Esports has entered the top three most popular betting categories by search queries across 100 countries for the first time. Only soccer and American football rank higher.
— How to Drive Traffic to Esports?
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From engineering and cybersecurity to leading SEON's business across the Asia-Pacific region. In the latest episode of iGaming Heroes, Nyi Nyi Troy discusses how fraud is evolving, why a team of analysts alone is no longer enough, and why operators, regulators, and payment providers need to learn to work together.
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🇭🇺 Driving traffic to Hungary? Check this Before Launching.
Sometimes the problem isn't the traffic. An offer may look great on paper, but the player may never reach FTD because of a block, payment issues, or poor localization.
We've broken down the 3 key points where you can most often lose conversions and put together a short pre-launch checklist.
👉 If you want to understand the GEO in full, check out our complete Hungary overview on 3S.INFO: market, licensing, audience, payments, verticals, and traffic sources.
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Sometimes the problem isn't the traffic. An offer may look great on paper, but the player may never reach FTD because of a block, payment issues, or poor localization.
We've broken down the 3 key points where you can most often lose conversions and put together a short pre-launch checklist.
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