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Gameiom, a leading online gaming software and platform provider, has been granted a Gibraltar B2B remote gambling licence.

On 10 October 2014, the English High Court handed down its decision in relation to the challenge by the Gibraltar Betting and Gaming Association ("GBGA") to the new point of consumption basis for regulating gambling in Great Britain.

The lack of traditional sporting events globally as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak has hit the betting industry hard.

HM Government of Gibraltar has, in its July 2018 Budget Parliamentary speech announced its decision to implement new arrangements for both new licence fees and charges...

A little over 10 years ago, the remote gambling industry was a relatively unknown sector in Gibraltar.

The much-awaited update on the Gibraltar gambling legislation, further delayed by Brexit and the pandemic, has recently been published by Her Majesty's Government of Gibraltar ("HMGOG").

The British Government has today confirmed that Gibraltar Financial Services providers and Gibraltar gaming operators will continue to have access to the U.K. markets post-Brexit...

For well over a year I have been exploring the post-Brexit options for companies based in Gibraltar that cannot continue to do business from Gibraltar after the UK's exit from the EU.

The bill for the new Gambling Act 2025 ("the New Act") was published in June and amends the existing Gambling Act 2005 ("Old Act").

Gibraltar has become the first jurisdiction to introduce a dedicated legal framework for prediction markets. The new regime provides regulatory certainty for operators, separates prediction markets from gambling and financial services, introduces licensing and market integrity requirements, and permits the use of cryptocurrencies, positioning Gibraltar as a leading jurisdiction for regulated digital innovation.

Video games are no longer confined to small rooms. From personal entertainment systems, to ‘LAN party' subculture, to mainstream media, the industry has transformed and is changing at a...

"Gibraltar is an attractive location for businesses wanting to take advantage of the opportunities afforded by a European jurisdiction that is well regulated and tax competitive. It has built up a reputation and lifestyle proposition for both individuals and corporate entities wishing to enjoy the benefits of Mediterranean living."

Gibraltar recently released its 2025 National Risk Assessment (NRA), providing a clear view of the government's approach to managing financial crime risks, especially in the key areas of money laundering, terrorist financing, proliferation financing and sanctions circumvention.

Gibraltar has become one of the first jurisdictions to establish a standalone regulatory regime for prediction markets, distinct from its traditional gambling licensing framework. The Prediction Market Regulations 2026 (LN.2026/176) came into force on 13 July 2026, made by the Minister with responsibility for gambling under sections 34 and 159 of the Gambling Act 2025. Operators, investors, and payment providers active in or considering entry into this fast-growing sector should take note of the framework’s key features and what it means in practice.

The rapid growth of modern-day technology, coupled with the boom of the gambling industry (particularly on online platforms) and the globalisation of live sports broadcasting.

For many reasons, moving to or simply working in Gibraltar is a great idea in 2020 and beyond. Below you'll find a list of the key features of living,...

Part 2 of the Gambling Act 2025 ("New Act") establishes the regulatory framework and key roles for licensing and supervising gambling in Gibraltar. Below is a summary of Part 2