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Latin America: How Regulation Turned from a Challenge into a Competitive Edge

Here’s an interesting story that’s super relevant if you’re working with iGaming traffic in Latin America. Spanish operators, who’ve long been used to strict rules at home, entered the Latin American market — and, surprisingly, came out ahead of many local players.

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Italy Ups the Stakes: New Licensing Costs and Ad Rules Reshape the Market — And Affiliates Feel It First

Italy just made a bold move that’s shaking up the whole iGaming scene. The country is raising the bar for operators — and the ripple effect will hit affiliates too.

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Portugal Tightens Gambling Ad Rules — What It Means for Affiliates

Portugal’s gambling landscape is on the brink of major change. Lawmakers are discussing tougher advertising restrictions and broader reforms aimed at reshaping how the industry operates — especially when it comes to consumer protection and responsible marketing.

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Brazilian Bettors Turn to VPNs, Challenging Regulatory Limits

Brazil’s regulated betting market is facing a growing headache: more and more bettors are using VPNs to bypass location checks and access foreign or restricted betting sites. Instead of being a fringe tactic, this is steadily becoming a mainstream workaround.

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Germany’s Online Gambling Market: Growth Continues Despite Tight Regulation

Germany’s online gambling industry is entering a new stage of development — one marked by both regulatory pressure and steady growth. Since the introduction of the State Treaty on Gaming (GlüStV 2021), the market has faced some of Europe’s toughest restrictions. But rather than slowing things down, the new rules have pushed operators to innovate and players to adapt.

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Spain’s Online Gambling Industry Posts Strong YoY Growth in Q2 2025

Spain’s digital gambling scene had a solid second quarter this year: revenues climbed to about €410 million, up nearly 19% year-over-year, according to the latest data from the Directorate General for Gambling Regulation (DGOJ).