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Technical compliance
Jurisdiction Readings (140 markets)
31 clear/open
69 conditional/active
40 restricted/elevated
| Jurisdiction | Region | Status | Regulatory Summary | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Africa (AFR) | Africa | Uncertain | Kenya's Regulation 15, part of Legal Notice 111 of 2026, imposes a standalone licensing requirement on gambling software and platform providers, who must now apply to the Gambling Regulatory… | Profile →Brief |
| Alabama (US-AL) | Americas | Red | No technical certification, RNG testing, or game-approval regime exists because there is no licensed commercial vertical. | Profile →Brief |
| Alaska (US-AK) | Americas | Uncertain | SB 170 introduces a distinct technical-compliance layer specific to the new electronic pull-tab system licence category under AS 05.15: device-size restrictions, payment-method restrictions, and… | Profile →Brief |
| Alberta (CA-AB) | Americas | Probable | iGaming operators in Alberta must hold a minimum SOC2 Type 1 attestation upon go-live, a requirement drawn directly from the AGLC's Internet Gaming Go-Live Compliance Guide. | Profile →Brief |
| Alderney (GG-ALD) | Europe | Probable | AGCC requires all eGambling equipment to receive pre-launch approval under the Regulations, and reviews a licensee's internal control systems before go-live. | Profile →Brief |
| Algeria (DZ) | Africa | Confirmed | Law 18-05 provides the legal basis for ARPCE website blocking of gambling domains. | Profile →Brief |
| Anjouan (KM-A) | Africa | Probable | No national technical standards body, approved test lab, or RNG certification regime exists for gambling in KM-A. | Profile →Brief |
| Antigua and Barbuda (AG) | Caribbean | Uncertain | The Interactive Gaming and Interactive Wagering Regulations 2007 impose control-system integrity obligations on offshore licensees: rules and procedures must provide independent financial reporting… | Profile →Brief |
| Argentina (AR) | Americas | Probable | CABA technical regulations require RNG certification from GLI-accredited laboratories and mandatory geolocation. | Profile →Brief |
| Arizona (US-AZ) | Americas | Probable | Geolocation is required to verify players are physically within Arizona at the time of wagering (GeoComply-class standard). | Profile →Brief |
| Arkansas (US-AR) | Americas | Amber | Technical certification requirements for online sportsbook platforms are administered by ARC but detailed technical standards were not located in the research window. | Profile →Brief |
| Asia-Pacific (APAC) | Asia-Pacific | Uncertain | Profile →Brief | |
| Australia (AU) | Asia-Pacific | Probable | No RNG certification, platform-approval, or system-testing developments were evidenced for Australian wagering operators in recent months. | Profile →Brief |
| Austria (AT) | Europe | Probable | No new technical-certification development has been published beyond the previously reported plan for a centralised digital supervisory platform underpinning deposit-limit monitoring, itself proposed… | Profile →Brief |
| Bangladesh (BD) | Asia-Pacific | Confirmed | Section 12 of the Gambling Prevention Act, 2026 criminalises the use of VPNs, mirror sites, hosting services and content-delivery-network infrastructure to facilitate gambling activity, with section… | Profile →Brief |
| Belgium (BE) | Europe | Probable | From 1 May 2026, F2-licensed newspaper retailers offering mobile or off-premises betting must use the EPIS Excluded Persons Information System, extending the identity-verification regime established… | Profile →Brief |
| Belize (BZ) | Americas | Uncertain | Profile →Brief | |
| Brazil (BR) | Americas | Probable | CMN Resolution No. 5,298/2026, published 24 April 2026 and effective from 4 May 2026, prohibits the use of derivatives lacking real economic backing, a measure explicitly designed to prevent betting… | Profile →Brief |
| British Columbia (CA-BC) | Americas | Confirmed | Under the Gaming Services and Gaming Work Regulation, the production of games for use in online gaming schemes has been expressly excluded from the definition of "gaming services" where the supplier… | Profile →Brief |
| Bulgaria (BG) | Europe | Probable | A draft provision within the September 2026 Gambling Act amendment package would require casinos, gaming halls and other gambling equipment to connect directly to National Revenue Agency systems for… | Profile →Brief |
| California (US-CA) | Americas | Probable | No technical certification regime exists for online gambling products since no online licence class exists; cardroom game-rule approval sits with CGCC/Bureau under ongoing litigation. | Profile →Brief |
| Cambodia (KH) | Asia-Pacific | Amber | CGMC technical standards require registration and certification of gaming equipment and software, with games and rules pre-approved before operation and operated only by licensed special personnel. | Profile →Brief |
| Cameroon (CM) | Africa | Uncertain | Ministerial authorisation for online games implies a technical review, and operators must maintain a .cm domain and local representation. | Profile →Brief |
| China (CN) | Asia-Pacific | Confirmed | No technical compliance route exists for lawful China-facing private gambling. | Profile →Brief |
| Colorado (US-CO) | Americas | Green | The Division of Gaming's rulemaking calendar produced two technical updates this cycle, both regulator-level and therefore fragile rather than durable. | Profile →Brief |
| Comoros (KM) | Africa | Confirmed | No RNG certification regime, approved testing laboratories, game-approval process, or technical-standards body exists for gambling in Comoros; the technical-standards-body-exists field resolves to… | Profile →Brief |
| Connecticut (US-CT) | Americas | Probable | Public Act 26-53 introduces a new statutory bar on the use of artificial intelligence to target certain bets to online sports-wagering customers. | Profile →Brief |
| Costa Rica (CR) | Americas | Confirmed | No technical-certification development was identified this cycle. | Profile →Brief |
| Croatia (HR) | Europe | Probable | Electronic identity-verification systems are now mandated for casinos, betting shops and gaming arcades, cross-referenced against the Registar Igrača self-exclusion register. | Profile →Brief |
| Côte d'Ivoire (CI) | Africa | Uncertain | The defining technical-compliance development this cycle is the government's approval of a national digital platform for real-time monitoring of gambling transactions, introduced in October 2025. | Profile →Brief |
| Delaware (US-DE) | Americas | Probable | The Delaware Lottery deployed self-service sports-betting kiosks at all 89 retail locations and at three casinos in July 2026, expanding the retail distribution technology footprint. | Profile →Brief |
| District of Columbia (US-DC) | Americas | Probable | OLG mandates GPS-based geofencing for all mobile/online wagering to confirm in-District location, alongside KYC identity/age verification at account registration. | Profile →Brief |
| Dominican Republic (DO) | Americas | Uncertain | Law 86-26 introduces a new minimum slot-machine return-to-player requirement of eighty-five percent, together with new location and siting restrictions on gaming equipment. | Profile →Brief |
| Ecuador (EC) | Americas | Uncertain | The 5 October 2026 Acuerdo requires sports-betting operators to obtain certification from an authorised laboratory confirming compliance with the technical requirements it sets out. | Profile →Brief |
| Egypt (EG) | Africa | Confirmed | Technical compliance in Egypt is defined this cycle not by certification standards for licensed operators, none of which exist for the online segment, but by the growing technical capacity of the… | Profile →Brief |
| Estonia (EE) | Europe | Probable | Gaming software must be independently tested to confirm RNG fairness and that RTPs match declared values. | Profile →Brief |
| European Economic Area (EEA) | Europe | Uncertain | Profile →Brief | |
| Florida (US-FL) | Americas | Amber | The sole technical-compliance development this cycle is the Florida Gaming Control Commission's Notice of Development of Rulemaking aimed at updating slot-machine jackpot payout requirements to align… | Profile →Brief |
| France (FR) | Europe | Probable | The EUR75,000 sanction imposed by ANJ this cycle concerned an operator's failure to transmit player-activity and return-rate data required for ANJ's ongoing monitoring of return rates and detection… | Profile →Brief |
| Georgia (US-GA) | Americas | Red | No technical certification regime exists for sports betting/casino products since no licensing category exists. | Profile →Brief |
| Germany (DE) | Europe | Confirmed | Licensed operators must integrate with LUGAS (cross-operator deposit/limit monitoring) and OASIS (national self-exclusion register), and use certified RNG systems. | Profile →Brief |
| Ghana (GH) | Africa | Probable | GCG requires technical compliance for online platforms, including RNG certification from recognised labs for casino games and geolocation. | Profile →Brief |
| Gibraltar (GI) | Europe | Probable | Operators must use tested systems and approved test-house certifications; even cloud-hosted operators need robust, tested controls. | Profile →Brief |
| Greece (GR) | Europe | Probable | The EEEP-EETT DNS Response Policy Zone (RPZ) integration represents a new technical enforcement layer for domain-level blocking of unlicensed gambling sites, moving beyond the prior public blacklist… | Profile →Brief |
| Guernsey (GG) | Europe | Uncertain | Profile →Brief | |
| Hawaii (US-HI) | Americas | Confirmed | Profile →Brief | |
| Hong Kong (HK) | Asia-Pacific | Probable | No private-operator technical certification regime exists because there is no private licensing. | Profile →Brief |
| Iceland (IS) | Europe | Confirmed | The technical-compliance picture is shaped by the monopoly operator rather than by any enacted regulatory standard. Íslandsspil hf., Iceland's dominant slot-machine operator, is advocating a… | Profile →Brief |
| Idaho (US-ID) | Americas | Probable | No state technical certification regime exists for online gambling products since none are licensed. | Profile →Brief |
| Illinois (US-IL) | Americas | Probable | No technical-compliance-specific development was evidenced for Illinois gambling this cycle; the technical-compliance baseline carries forward unchanged. | Profile →Brief |
| Indiana (US-IN) | Americas | Probable | Geolocation is mandatory — bettors must be physically within Indiana, verified via geofencing technology. | Profile →Brief |
| Indonesia (ID) | Asia-Pacific | Confirmed | Technical compliance in the conventional sense — RNG certification, server-location rules, or GLI/ISO conformance — does not apply in Indonesia, because no licensed technical framework exists for… | Profile →Brief |
| Iowa (US-IA) | Americas | Amber | Technical standards for electronic wagering accounts (including cashless wagering, disaster recovery, and reserve requirements) are set by IRGC rulemaking (ARC 5422C amendments to IAC 491). | Profile →Brief |
| Ireland (IE) | Europe | Probable | GRAI technical software standards (RNG, fairness, geolocation, hosting) are not yet published. | Profile →Brief |
| Japan (JP) | Asia-Pacific | Probable | Online gambling: no technical compliance framework applies (prohibited). | Profile →Brief |
| Jersey (JE) | Europe | Confirmed | Profile →Brief | |
| Kahnawake (CA-KAH) | Americas | Uncertain | Client Provider Authorization and Live Dealer Studio Authorization applicants must agree, prior to licensing, the design of a continuous compliance program and an implementation schedule for that… | Profile →Brief |
| Kazakhstan (KZ) | Asia-Pacific | Confirmed | Technical compliance in Kazakhstan's licensed betting sector now centres on mandatory integration with the ESU/NomadPay payment rail, which functions as a hard precondition for bank payment… | Profile →Brief |
| Kentucky (US-KY) | Americas | Probable | KHRGC administers licensing for information-services and totalizator suppliers; HB 904 adds geolocation, anti-fraud, and independent-audit requirements for DFS operators. | Profile →Brief |
| Kenya (KE) | Africa | Uncertain | BCLB required RNG certification, geolocation and responsible-gambling tooling. | Profile →Brief |
| Laos (LA) | Asia-Pacific | Uncertain | No published technical gaming-system certification framework has been located for Laos. | Profile →Brief |
| Latin America (LATAM) | Americas | Probable | Brazil carries the region's most specific technical-compliance regime. | Profile →Brief |
| Liechtenstein (LI) | Europe | Green | Casinos must connect all gambling machines and jackpot systems to the EACS (electronic gambling machine monitoring/control system) per the Casino Ordinance, enabling GGR and payout-ratio calculation… | Profile →Brief |
| Lithuania (LT) | Europe | Amber | Remote gambling operators in Lithuania must integrate their systems with the new LAKIS (Slot Machine Control Information System) central monitoring platform by May 2026. | Profile →Brief |
| Louisiana (US-LA) | Americas | Confirmed | Profile →Brief | |
| Luxembourg (LU) | Europe | Red | No published technical certification regime exists for private online operators; Casino 2000's land-based equipment is governed by Grand-Ducal Regulation of 12 February 1979. | Profile →Brief |
| Macau (MO) | Asia-Pacific | Probable | DICJ sets technical standards for land-based electronic gaming machines (Instruction 1/2021) and approves games and equipment pre-deployment. | Profile →Brief |
| Maine (US-ME) | Americas | Probable | The third draft of the Gambling Control Unit's internet-gaming rules, published September 30, 2026, makes two changes to technical-compliance mechanics relative to the July draft. | Profile →Brief |
| Malaysia (MY) | Asia-Pacific | Confirmed | The Online Safety Act 2025 (Act 866) came into force on 1 January 2026, with its Risk Mitigation and Child Protection Codes taking effect on 1 June 2026. | Profile →Brief |
| Malta (MT) | Europe | Probable | ## Infrastructure The key technical setup shall be located in Malta or in another Member State of the EU or the EEA. | Profile →Brief |
| Marshall Islands (MH) | Asia-Pacific | Confirmed | No RNG certification regime, approved testing laboratory, game-approval process, or access-interdiction instrument such as IP blocking, DNS poisoning, or SNI filtering exists for gambling in the… | Profile →Brief |
| Maryland (US-MD) | Americas | Probable | Effective July 1, 2026, electronic instant bingo machines operating in Anne Arundel and Calvert Counties are no longer required to print a paper ticket for each game of instant bingo played, unless… | Profile →Brief |
| Massachusetts (US-MA) | Americas | Green | Geolocation is required to verify players are physically within Massachusetts at the time of wagering (GeoComply or equivalent standard). | Profile →Brief |
| Mexico (MX) | Americas | Uncertain | The 2026 IEPS reform mandates a specific technical-compliance architecture for digital gambling platforms: a central betting-transaction system, a cash-control system, and a system providing SAT with… | Profile →Brief |
| Michigan (US-MI) | Americas | Confirmed | Kalshi's GeoComply-based geofencing implementation is the principal technical-compliance development bearing on Michigan this cycle, though it is enforced via the Ingham Circuit Court's temporary… | Profile →Brief |
| Minnesota (US-MN) | Americas | Uncertain | The virtual-currency kiosk wind-down introduces a new technical-compliance requirement: operators removing kiosks statewide must complete customer payouts accompanied by blockchain-recorded proof of… | Profile →Brief |
| Mississippi (US-MS) | Americas | Probable | Profile →Brief | |
| Missouri (US-MO) | Americas | Green | MGC requires geolocation verification (evidenced by supplier licensure of GeoComply Solutions Inc.) and standard age/identity verification; no state-specific data-localisation regime was identified. | Profile →Brief |
| Montana (US-MT) | Americas | Green | VGMs must meet a maximum theoretical payout return limit of 92% and are subject to DOJ testing/approval; tribal Class III machines are tested and approved by the tribe under NIGC Minimum Internal… | Profile →Brief |
| Morocco (MA) | Africa | Confirmed | No certification or technical-compliance regime applies to private online operators (none are licensed). | Profile →Brief |
| Myanmar (MM) | Asia-Pacific | Confirmed | The Cybersecurity Law No. 1/2025 imposes a licensing threshold on digital platforms with over 100,000 users, and separately on VPN providers, effective from 30 July 2025 under SAC Notification… | Profile →Brief |
| Nebraska (US-NE) | Americas | Confirmed | All gaming-related equipment used under NRGC licensure must be tested by an independent testing laboratory accredited by the Commission; shipment of gaming equipment into the state requires 5… | Profile →Brief |
| Nepal (NP) | Asia-Pacific | Confirmed | The Department of Tourism's new twelve-point compliance directive mandates continuous CCTV coverage of casino gaming areas with six months of footage retention, alongside new documentary and… | Profile →Brief |
| Nevada (US-NV) | Americas | Confirmed | The Nevada Gaming Commission adopted an amendment to Regulation 14.045, effective upon adoption on 20 August 2026, lowering the minimum rate of progression for the primary jackpot meter of an… | Profile →Brief |
| New Brunswick (CA-NB) | Americas | Probable | Technical compliance is administered through ALC's platform standards and the Gaming Control Branch's supplier/equipment registration. | Profile →Brief |
| New Hampshire (US-NH) | Americas | Probable | Profile →Brief | |
| New Mexico (US-NM) | Americas | Amber | Physical gaming devices (racinos, route operator machines) are subject to NMGCB-approved calculation/certification methodologies, including an alternate methodology option submitted by licensees and… | Profile →Brief |
| New York (US-NY) | Americas | Confirmed | No RNG certification, platform approval, or technical testing standard affecting New York's regulated gambling sector changed this cycle. | Profile →Brief |
| New Zealand (NZ) | Asia-Pacific | Uncertain | Licensed online casino operators in New Zealand are required to design games and user interfaces to prevent extended or continuous impulse play, including a prohibition on autoplay features, an… | Profile →Brief |
| Nigeria (NG) | Africa | Uncertain | Operators require GLI or iTech Labs certification, with GLI-19 accepted as the RNG standard and game fairness audits required. | Profile →Brief |
| North Carolina (US-NC) | Americas | Probable | In-state geolocation is mandatory to confirm bettors are physically within North Carolina at the time of each wager (GeoComply-class). | Profile →Brief |
| North Dakota (US-ND) | Americas | Amber | Profile →Brief | |
| Ohio (US-OH) | Americas | Probable | Geolocation is required to confirm players are physically within Ohio at the time of wagering (GeoComply or equivalent). | Profile →Brief |
| Oklahoma (US-OK) | Americas | Probable | No online technical-standards regime exists. Land-based Class III gaming equipment is subject to NIGC oversight and compact-level approval. | Profile →Brief |
| Ontario (CA-ON) | Americas | Probable | Ontario's Registrar's Standards for Internet Gaming prohibit paid-spin autoplay functionality on regulated slot games, except during bonus rounds where no further money is wagered, a restriction… | Profile →Brief |
| Oregon (US-OR) | Americas | Probable | Geolocation is mandated for the online sportsbook channel: <cite index="2-17">The DraftKings Sportsbook app uses geofencing software to ensure Oregon residents and visitors cannot place bets outside… | Profile →Brief |
| Pakistan (PK) | Asia-Pacific | Confirmed | No gambling technical-compliance regime exists. Access interdiction is the operative technical posture: PTA blocks gambling domains/apps under PECA 2016 on a complaint basis. | Profile →Brief |
| Palau (PW) | Asia-Pacific | Uncertain | The only technical control identified for Palau's online gaming concession regime is the domestic access-blocking cooperation duty: concessionaires must implement controls, in cooperation with the… | Profile →Brief |
| Panama (PA) | Americas | Probable | Two technical-compliance developments attach to Bill No. 403. | Profile →Brief |
| Philippines (PH) | Asia-Pacific | Probable | PAGCOR has announced that the four Entertainment City integrated resorts, City of Dreams Manila, Okada Manila, Newport World Resorts and Solaire Resort Entertainment City, must begin converting… | Profile →Brief |
| Qatar (QA) | Middle East | Red | No technical certification regime exists for gambling software as no licensed activity class exists. | Profile →Brief |
| Quebec (CA-QC) | Americas | Confirmed | Loto-Québec/Espacejeux uses geolocation to restrict play to Quebec residents (legal age 18). | Profile →Brief |
| Rhode Island (US-RI) | Americas | Confirmed | Players must be physically located within Rhode Island and verified via geolocation; minimum age is 21 for casino/sports. | Profile →Brief |
| Rwanda (RW) | Africa | Probable | RDB is deploying a Centralised Monitoring System (CMS) with AI/blockchain integration; all licensed operators are expected to connect, supporting the 100% digital transaction target. | Profile →Brief |
| Saudi Arabia (SA) | Middle East | Confirmed | CST has operated systematic gambling website blocking at the national gateway since 2007 — among the earliest and most comprehensive in the region — covering virtually all major gambling platforms by… | Profile →Brief |
| Senegal (SN) | Africa | Uncertain | No technical-certification, RNG-approval, server-location, or platform-technical-standards development was evidenced in Senegal this cycle. | Profile →Brief |
| Serbia (RS) | Europe | Confirmed | New technical obligations for Serbian-licensed operators center on database and surveillance access for the Administration. | Profile →Brief |
| Seychelles (SC) | Africa | Probable | SI 2/2024 imposes two concrete technical-compliance obligations on Seychelles interactive gambling licensees. | Profile →Brief |
| Slovakia (SK) | Europe | Probable | The eKasa real-time transaction-reporting system, updated under Act No. 384/2025 Coll., constitutes a new technical-compliance requirement for online casino operators effective 1 January 2026… | Profile →Brief |
| Slovenia (SI) | Europe | Probable | Gaming devices and systems must meet FURS technical-approval and testing requirements, and concessionaire information systems must connect to the FURS supervisory information system for indirect… | Profile →Brief |
| South Africa (ZA) | Africa | Probable | Land-based and provincial gambling operations are subject to machine registration/certification and SANS gaming standards. | Profile →Brief |
| South Carolina (US-SC) | Americas | Uncertain | Profile →Brief | |
| South Dakota (US-SD) | Americas | Probable | South Dakota's technical compliance picture moved this cycle on the strength of the totalizator-hub rulemaking. | Profile →Brief |
| South Korea (KR) | Asia-Pacific | Probable | No technical-compliance framework applies to private online operators because the activity is prohibited. | Profile →Brief |
| Spain (ES) | Europe | Probable | DGOJ signalled at ICE Barcelona 2026 a shift toward continuous, data-driven supervisory monitoring, using behavioural analytics and real-time oversight in place of episodic inspection. | Profile →Brief |
| Sri Lanka (LK) | Asia-Pacific | Uncertain | The GRA Act regulates gambling software (s.33), requiring self-imposed limit tools, addiction warnings with support links, self-exclusion enforcement, and compliance with the Personal Data Protection… | Profile →Brief |
| Taiwan (TW) | Asia-Pacific | Probable | No technical-compliance regime applies to private gambling because the sector is prohibited. | Profile →Brief |
| Tanzania (TZ) | Africa | Uncertain | The slot-machine and route-operation licensing freeze reaffirmed by GBT on 10 April 2026 is explicitly tied to completion of a national Electronic Monitoring System (EMS), functioning as a pending… | Profile →Brief |
| Texas (US-TX) | Americas | Red | No state technical-standards regime exists for casino/sports-wagering platforms because no licensing framework exists; tribal Class II systems are governed by NIGC Minimum Internal Control Standards… | Profile →Brief |
| Thailand (TH) | Asia-Pacific | Probable | No technical-compliance regime exists for online or private operators, as there is no licensing pathway. | Profile →Brief |
| Tobique First Nation (CA-TFN) | Americas | Uncertain | Technical compliance is now framed by regulator-published material but remains thin at specification level. | Profile →Brief |
| Trinidad and Tobago (TT) | Caribbean | Uncertain | Profile →Brief | |
| Tunisia (TN) | Africa | Probable | No technical compliance developments were evidenced this cycle for Tunisia; no RNG certification, server-location, or technical-standards framework specific to gambling was located in the record. | Profile →Brief |
| Turkey (TR) | Europe | Probable | ISP/domain-level blocking (BTK/ICTA) is systematic, with government reporting of roughly 20,000 gambling-site blocks per month; | Profile →Brief |
| Uganda (UG) | Africa | Uncertain | Operators must obtain NITA-U certification confirming that their data collection and processing systems meet national IT and security standards. | Profile →Brief |
| United Arab Emirates (AE) | Middle East | Uncertain | GCGRA technical standards for online operations (geolocation, hosting, RNG) are not yet publicly published. | Profile →Brief |
| United Kingdom (UK) | Europe | Confirmed | LC 18.1.1, in force from 29 July 2026, creates a new mandatory technical-compliance obligation requiring holders of non-remote casino, bingo, general betting (standard and limited), adult gaming… | Profile →Brief |
| United States (US) | Americas | Probable | Technical standards (RNG, RTP, geolocation, hosting) are set at state level — there is no federal technical compliance standard for online gambling. | Profile →Brief |
| Uruguay (UY) | Americas | Probable | Uruguay's technical-compliance profile includes its status under EU data-adequacy law, which governs cross-border personal-data transfers relevant to EU-domiciled gambling-technology suppliers. | Profile →Brief |
| Utah (US-UT) | Americas | Probable | No technical certification or game-approval regime exists given the absence of any licensed operator class. | Profile →Brief |
| Vanuatu (VU) | Asia-Pacific | Uncertain | Profile →Brief | |
| Venezuela (VE) | Americas | Probable | No RNG/RTP certification, platform-approval, or technical-standards regime for gambling has been identified in Venezuela this cycle, and this remains a structural evidence gap rather than a confirmed… | Profile →Brief |
| Vermont (US-VT) | Americas | Confirmed | The amended Enhanced Sports Wagering Procedures, effective October 1, 2026, introduce updated technology and data-security requirements for Vermont licensees, building on the original Enhanced… | Profile →Brief |
| Vietnam (VN) | Asia-Pacific | Probable | No technical standards exist for private online gambling because none is licensed. | Profile →Brief |
| Virginia (US-VA) | Americas | Confirmed | Geolocation is mandatory: operators must ensure only persons physically located in Virginia can place bets, using GeoComply-class technology. | Profile →Brief |
| Washington (US-WA) | Americas | Probable | The Washington State Gambling Commission's April 2026 rulemaking packet raised the house-banked card-room PTZ-camera prize-surveillance threshold from $3,000 to $5,000, easing the technical… | Profile →Brief |
| West Virginia (US-WV) | Americas | Probable | The West Virginia Lottery Commission amended and approved its Sports Wagering and Interactive Gaming Minimum Internal Control Standards (MICS) on January 28, 2026. | Profile →Brief |
| Wisconsin (US-WI) | Americas | Probable | Act 247's hub-and-spoke model is the jurisdiction's central technical-compliance anchor: all wagering servers and related infrastructure supporting online sports betting must be physically located on… | Profile →Brief |
| Wyoming (US-WY) | Americas | Green | Geolocation verification is mandatory for all online sports wagers; game/product approval is administered by the WGC under its rules program. | Profile →Brief |
| Zambia (ZM) | Africa | Uncertain | BCLB technical standards are basic, focused on platform review at application and through the lifecycle rather than on prescriptive certification. | Profile →Brief |