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Paf teams up with Facebook on Swiss pilot to target black market ads (opens the original)
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Just days after Dutch trade body VNLOK served Meta with a court summons over illegal gambling ads on Facebook and Instagram, a Nordic operator has chosen a different route: working with the tech giant rather than suing it. Paf, the gambling operator controlled by the Government of Åland and the technology partner behind Swiss market leader mycasino.ch, has agreed a pilot scheme with Facebook aimed at stopping illegal operators from reaching Swiss players through the platform. Work is due to begi
SBC Summit: End of Austria's iGaming monopoly is 'huge' but experts urge caution over timeline (opens the original)
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“To be honest, it’s huge.” That was how lawyer Felix Hohenthanner summed up Austria’s move to open its online gambling market. His firm, Rapani Rechtsanwälte, advises on regulatory matters. He spoke to iGB alongside OVWG president Simon Priglinger-Simader after Tuesday’s panel – “DACH in the Driver’s Seat: Austria’s Landmark Shift to a Multi-Licence Market” – at the SBC Summit 2026 in Lisbon. “It’s a huge shift for every stakeholder in Austria, because the monopoly has been entrenched for around
Behind the numbers: New report fuels Europe's black market enforcement debate (opens the original)
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Europe’s online gambling market is increasingly being shaped by a contest taking place largely outside the boundaries of national gambling licences. The scale of that contest is the subject of a new report from the Campaign for Fairer Gambling – an organisation that campaigns for reform to reduce harm and inequity across online gambling marketplaces. The analysis estimates that, in 2025, unregulated operators accounted for €91.6 billion of gross gambling revenue in the EU’s 27 member states, com
From gambling addiction to black market intelligence: the story behind Trace2Trace (opens the original)
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Jesper Kampmann Madsen, the founder of London-based tech firm Trace2Trace, is building technology to map the networks behind illegal gambling. Madsen, 35, and born in Denmark, knows what it means to be on the other side of the screen: as his decision to fight illegal gambling stems back to his own addiction, he tells iGB. He was a teenager when he started gambling habitually. For several years, it remained entertainment. Then, when he was in his early twenties, came a large win on a foreign unli
Cubeia’s road to AI-assisted code (part three): It's no longer about the code (opens the original)
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Swedish software company Cubeia’s journey towards AI-assisted development has entered its third phase as the company has moved from allowing developers to adopt AI as they see fit, to building a structured AI-driven development process. It now faces a broader question: how should the organisation work when coding is no longer the main constraint? “We’re doing this 100%,” COO Stefan Grenstad says of Cubeia’s AI-driven development process. Now, the focus is on what the company does with the additi
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