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Mexico Prepares Major Overhaul of Gambling Regulations

Mexico is on the verge of significant changes in the online gambling space. Congressman Ricardo Mejía has introduced a bill that could fully replace the current Federal Law on Games and Lotteries, in effect since 1947.

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LATAM: A Goldmine for iGaming Affiliates

Latin America continues to be one of the most promising regions for affiliates and online gambling operators. The growing internet audience, high user engagement, and relatively low traffic costs make the region particularly attractive for partners.

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Codere Enters Italy’s Online Gambling Market: What It Means for Operators and Affiliates

Codere Online has officially launched its Italian site Codere.it, becoming a new player in one of Europe’s most competitive and tightly regulated markets. Securing a license from ADM (Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli) is no small feat — Italy’s online gambling regulation is known for its strict standards and high entry costs, reaching around €7 million per license.

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1xBet Gets Licensed in Guatemala — A Big Boost for Its Global Footprint

1xBet has officially secured the digital gambling license No. 2025-40 in Guatemala (since May 2025), demonstrating its compliance with local regulations, including consumer protection and responsible gaming requirements.

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UK Tightens Rules for Gambling Ads to Strike Better Balance for Youth Protection

So, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) and Committees of Advertising Practice (CAP / BCAP) have rolled out updated gambling-ad guidance (as of 14 October 2025) that sharpen the rules about how gambling companies can advertise — particularly when it comes to appeals to under-18s.

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Italy on the Verge of Change: How the New Licensing Reform Is Rewriting the Rules of Online Betting

Italy is preparing for one of the biggest overhauls in its online gambling sector. The new regulations aim to create a more transparent, responsible, and sustainable market — a move that will significantly impact both operators and affiliate partners.