Compliance Updates
SolutionsHub supports Enjoy Gaming in successful Isle of Man Software Supplier Licence approval
Innovative live casino studio Enjoy Gaming have successfully secured the prestigious Isle of Man Software Supplier Licence, marking a significant milestone in the company’s growth.
Enjoy Gaming utilised the expertise of renowned Island-based eGaming consultancy SolutionsHub, to assist with the application process, helping them secure their B2B licence.
Head of Operations at SolutionsHub, James O’Kelly said “we’re incredibly proud to have facilitated the successful licence application for Enjoy Gaming. They’re an innovative business providing an excellent product and have really exciting plans, so they were an ideal fit for SolutionsHub from the start. Now that they have their Isle of Man licence, we’re looking forward to seeing the business grow from here and to help them achieve success.”
What makes Enjoy Gaming so innovative is the introduction of a fresh new live casino experience. Their first offering, Kyiv Pros Roulette uses RNG and pre-recorded video, providing simultaneous gameplay and live results for players. Unlike traditional live roulette tables, where players make quick decisions and then have a lengthy wait for the outcome, this approach offers the rhythm and speed of auto-roulette combined with the premium experience of professional live dealers.
Having professional live dealers in an elegant, stylish setting allows players to immerse themselves in an exclusive, luxury personal casino experience. Along with the faster pace of the game rounds, players remain engaged.
Recognising the importance of adopting an omni-channel approach, particularly for operators looking to engage players across a range of different markets, Enjoy Gaming have optimised their games so that they work seamlessly with all devices including desktop, mobile and tablet.
Enjoy Gaming’s story is unique, having faced significant upheaval in their homeland, they were forced to redirect their efforts. With their team of Ukrainian developers, designers, cinema crew and casino dealers, their pre-recorded online roulette was born. Having seen significant early growth already, the successful acquisition of an Isle of Man Software Supplier Licence is a landmark achievement for the rapidly growing studio.
Looking to the future, the company has big plans to both elevate their existing content as well as expanding their portfolio. Enjoy Gaming Director Steven Welsh said “we’ll be introducing additional features like multipliers to our existing games to enhance the experience for players. We’re also focused on developing a new Game Shows category to deliver even more entertainment and excitement, as well as true 24/7 live broadcasting to make content even more interactive.”
The Isle of Man has seen a marked increase in software suppliers opting for the credibility that licensing in the offshore jurisdiction provides, with many of the industry’s leading names now making it a prerequisite to do business. Steven went on; “obtaining the recognition of an Isle of Man license gives us a platform to build from and will allow us to develop strategic partnerships and develop new business opportunities.”
As a leading authority in the licensing and maintenance of iGaming businesses in the Isle of Man, SolutionsHub have been instrumental in supporting operators and B2B with successful licence applications. Given the shift towards greater transparency and a commitment to maintaining the highest standards being seen across the industry, the future looks bright for the Isle of Man.
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A streamer has accepted a fine of DKK 10,000 for using Twitch to distribute games to game providers without a license to offer games in Denmark.
Twitch is a platform where users share live content, such as gaming, unboxing and gambling.
The streamer has in several cases advertised game providers without a Danish license through his Twitch channels.
The Danish Gambling Authority discovered the violation in 2023 and reported the streamer to the police.
The police have assessed that the streamer has violated the law, and the streamer has been fined DKK 10,000, which was the amount recommended by the Danish Gambling Authority.
This is the second time that the Danish Gambling Authority has reported a streamer for distributing illegal games and has been successful in the case.
Source: spillemyndigheden.dk
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André Fufuca Brazil’s Minister of Sport
Brazilian Ministry of Sports and Sportradar Partner to Strengthen Integrity in Sports in Region
The Brazilian Ministry of Sports and Sportradar Group AG formalized a Technical Cooperation Agreement (ACT) focused on protecting the integrity of sports betting in the country. The partnership provides for the exchange of information related to the betting market and the implementation of joint initiatives to combat match-fixing.
Sportradar will provide specialized support to the Brazilian Ministry of Sports, including the reporting of potentially suspicious activity detected by its industry-leading Universal Fraud Detection System (UFDS). In addition, Sportradar will provide education and training for Ministry of Sports personnel and staff focused on best practices in monitoring, identifying and investigating suspicious activities. The first workshop will be held on May 15 and include the Brazilian Ministry of Finance, a recent partner with whom Sportradar also signed an ACT.
André Fufuca, Brazil’s Minister of Sport, said: “Today we signed a milestone agreement in the fight against match-fixing in Brazilian sports. Integrity must be a constant principle when it comes to transparency, ethics, and, above all, the fairness of sports results. With this agreement, we will have tools to curb this practice and ensure greater transparency in competitions. This way, athletes, clubs, organizations, fans, and the entire population will be able to trust the fairness of the outcomes and, in turn, have the confidence to unlock the full potential of Brazilian sports.”
Andreas Krannich, EVP, Integrity and Regulatory Services, Sportradar said: “Establishing this partnership with the Ministry of Sports is an important milestone in strengthening sports integrity in Brazil. As a global integrity leader, leveraging cutting-edge technology to prevent and combat match-fixing, we believe that protecting competitions requires coordinated action between the public and private sectors. Through this collaboration, Sportradar continues to reaffirm its commitment to a more transparent and safer sports environment for the athletes and all the stakeholders involved in Brazilian sport.
This ACT adds to Sportradar’s growing number of integrity services partnerships in Brazil that include recent agreements signed with the Goiás State Attorney’s Office, the Brazilian Volleyball Confederation (CBV) and the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF), as well as existing relationships with soccer federations in 17 Brazilian states, creating a strong network focused on protecting the integrity of sport in the country.
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Compliance Updates
AOJND and FEDBET to Appoint Expert Task Force to Support ONJN in Combating the Illegal Gambling Market
The Association of Remote Gambling Operators (AOJND) and the Federation of Gambling Organizers (FEDBET) — the two leading representative organizations of the gambling industry in Romania — have announced a joint initiative to form a multidisciplinary team of experts. This team will support the National Gambling Office (ONJN) in efforts to combat the illegal gambling market.
At the same time, both organizations are calling on their members — licensed gambling operators in Romania — as well as the general public, to actively contribute any relevant information that may assist authorities in addressing this issue. To facilitate this, an email address has been created: sesizari.bm@fedbet.ro, where individuals can report gambling activities carried out without the necessary licenses and authorizations. All reports will be collected, verified, and forwarded promptly to ONJN.
This initiative comes in response to a recent ONJN statement reiterating that it is illegal to directly or indirectly provide services related to gambling to entities lacking a Class I license issued by ONJN, particularly if they offer access to players residing in Romania or to Romanian citizens without tax residency in another country.
“AOJND members are firmly committed to combating the illegal gambling market — a growing phenomenon that harms not only legitimate operators but, more importantly, players, who become vulnerable and unprotected. Our members — licensed operators — are focused on building honest and sustainable businesses, and that begins with ensuring safe conditions for players,” said Odeta Nestor, President of AOJND.
“For FEDBET, eliminating the black market in gambling is a top priority — not just to protect the interests of our members, but to ensure a fair and secure market for all players. Unlicensed operators directly undermine market stability by violating regulations and attracting players into unregulated environments. The consequences are severe: increased player vulnerability, losses to the state budget, and additional fiscal pressure on licensed operators. We fully support the authorities and are committed to using all available resources to identify and report illegal practices,” said Alexandru Domșa, General Director of FEDBET.
Both FEDBET and AOJND emphasize that only through active collaboration between industry stakeholders, authorities, and civil society can Romania maintain a legal, fair, and secure gambling market that provides both consumer protection and regulatory safeguards for society at large.
The black market in gambling presents serious challenges: a complete lack of legal protection for players — especially those in vulnerable groups — tax evasion, disruption of fair competition, and the generation of funds for criminal groups, fueling their influence, corruption, and ultimately leading to the loss of thousands of jobs.
In this spirit, the two organizations remain open to dialogue and cooperation with all relevant stakeholders in support of building a responsible, sustainable, and transparent gambling industry in Romania.
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