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Betinvest pave the way to new markets with RNG approval
After receiving approval of its RNG and anticipating a Gaming Associates certificate for 20 online slot games in the coming months, international gambling service provider Betinvest is preparing to introduce its highly successful portfolio of products and services to new markets.
International gambling service provider Betinvest has received the approval of its RNG by Gaming Laboratories International, paving the way to expand into new markets.
Indeed, this certification is an important step for Betinvest’s products to be made available for distribution by operators and in jurisdictions requiring this level of technical standards and compliance, such as Romania, Croatia, and Curaçao. The company also holds a Romanian B2B license.
In addition to the GLI certificate, during the month Betinvest is expected to receive a Gaming Associates certificate for 20 online slot games. Various game configurations (3×3, 5×3, and 5×5 reels) and volatility levels, as well as smooth animations and carefully crafted sounds create an immersive experience and help players quickly get into the zone.
Betinvest is incorporated in the United Kingdom and currently serves clients across four continents – Europe, Asia, Africa, and North America. The company’s global success in the gaming industry stems from two main sources: its personnel and products. The international gaming service provider employs over 350 in-play and pre-match traders who work with its in-house software. This has been developed by more than 260 IT specialists, who continuously work with new technology, and are supported by the company’s risk management team, trading analysts, and statisticians who are all working towards one goal: ensuring fast, safe services that enhance their clients’ success.
All of the company’s products are NMi certified and have been nominated in the Sportsbook Supplier of the Year and Acquisition and Retention Partner categories at the SBC AWARDS and the EGR AWARDS. Bestinvest’s product line includes Sportsbook, Data Feed, Lottery, and a CRM system, and the company also provides clients with a universal online gaming platform and both retail and mobile solutions to facilitate maximum market penetration.
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Spelinspektionen: Supervision of Procedures and Drawing Protocols

The Swedish Gambling Authority has initiated supervision to ensure that the requirements for procedures and drawing protocols are followed.
The purpose of the supervision is to check how the licensees comply with the provisions of Sections 7–8 (routines) and Section 9 (drawing protocol) in SIFS 2024:1.
The Swedish Gambling Authority’s regulations and general advice on draws outside gaming systems, SIFS 2024:1, came into force on 1 June 2024. The regulations state the requirements for draws outside gaming systems. For example, draws must be carried out according to established draw procedures. Draws outside a gaming system may only be made if the requirements in Sections 5–11 of SIFS 2024:1 are met.
Actors involved in supervision:
• AB Svenska Spel
• Folk Games Nonprofit Association
• Motorists’ Sobriety Association
• The National Pensioners’ Organisation
• Vaxjo Lakers Hockey.
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Compliance Updates
Honolulu Mayor Signs New Laws Targeting Illegal Game Rooms

Last Thursday, Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi signed into law three bills — Bills 11, 12 and 13 — each of which are related to illegal gambling in the county.
The first, Bill 11, sets requirements on “electronic amusement devices” in public establishments. Operators of the establishment are now required to obtain a permit from the Honolulu Police Chief to use such a device on the premises, or else forfeit the device.
The Police Chief could deny a permit application if the proposed location of the device “would be reasonably likely to result in an increase in criminal activity, vandalism, litter, noise or traffic congestion,” according to the bill. The bill also requires anyone with a permit to allow a police officer to enter the premises and inspect the device and other records.
Meanwhile, Bill 12 allows the Honolulu Department of Planning and Permitting to deny permit applications for properties that have been cited for a gambling-related public nuisance within the previous two years.
And Bill 13 allows landlords to request a police escort while inspecting a private property for nuisance claims, with the accompanying officers authorized to document law violations or unsafe conditions, and to warn people not authorized to be there to leave.
In tandem, the three bills are meant to clamp down on illicit gambling rooms, which often become hotspots for associated complaints of criminal behavior.
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ONJN Requests Meta and Google to Remove Illegal Gambling Ads

The Romanian National Gambling Office (ONJN) has sent official notices to digital giants Meta and Google, requesting the immediate removal of sponsored advertisements promoting unauthorised gambling in Romania.
The ads, found across Meta’s platforms and Google’s search engine, violated national laws and featured websites listed on the country’s official gambling blacklist.
ONJN has called on the two tech firms to urgently investigate the presence of illegal gambling ads, suspend all related sponsored campaigns, and disclose the identities and earnings of the accounts responsible. The regulator also urged both companies to introduce preventative measures to stop similar breaches from recurring.
According to Romanian law, advertising unlicensed gambling services is punishable by fines ranging from 50,000 to 100,000 lei (€9900–€19,800), with authorities authorised to seize any revenue generated from such activity. Providing payment, promotional or IT services to unlicensed operators may also constitute a criminal offence.
The updated list of licensed operators and prohibited websites is available on the ONJN website.
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