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The world, by regulation

Click any jurisdiction for its regulator, tax regime, licensing, crypto status and the suppliers already operating there.

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🇧🇷BrazilRegulated

The largest newly-regulated jurisdiction in the world. Federal licensing opened January 2025 with a R$30M licence fee covering up to three brands.

LatAm$4.2B GGR (2025e)
🇲🇹MaltaRegulated

The B2B capital of iGaming. The MGA B2B/B2C licence remains the passport of choice for suppliers and operators serving Europe.

Europe$1.6B GGR
🇬🇧United KingdomRegulated

The gold-standard mature jurisdiction. High compliance bar, affordability checks and a £5 online slot stake limit shape product design.

Europe$14.1B GGY
🇵🇪PeruRegulated

One of LatAm’s most workable frameworks — a clear licence, moderate tax, and technical certification via accredited labs.

LatAm$0.9B GGR (2025e)
🇨🇴ColombiaRegulated

LatAm’s first fully-regulated online jurisdiction and a proven template — stable rules and a healthy licensed operator base.

LatAm$1.3B GGR
🇨🇦Ontario (Canada)Regulated

North America’s model iGaming jurisdiction — an open, competitively-licensed regime with rapid operator adoption since 2022.

North America$2.9B GGR
🇹🇷TurkeyProhibited

Private online gaming is prohibited; a large offshore-facing demand exists. High legal and payment risk for suppliers.

Europe/Asia$3B (grey estimate)
🇨🇼CuraçaoOffshore

The historic home of offshore and crypto-facing brands, now reforming under the 2024 LOK to a direct-licensing regime with stronger AML.

Caribbean—
🇰🇲Anjouan (Comoros)Offshore

A fast-growing low-cost offshore licence popular with crypto-first startups; limited jurisdiction access but quick to obtain.

Africa/Offshore—
🇪🇸SpainRegulated

A mature jurisdiction defined by strict advertising restrictions (Royal Decree) that reshaped acquisition strategy across the industry.

Europe$1.4B GGR