Curacao's NOOGH transition under the National Ordinance on Games of Hazard, the new CGCB regulator's licence framework, and operator migration from the legacy master-licence model. Covers LOK 2024 reform, sub-licence wind-down and compliance impact for offshore operators.
The Government of Curacao has moved to quell confusion surrounding the oversight of its critical iGaming industry, issuing a formal statement clarifying that
Regulatory - Liam O'Brien - 19 Oct 2025
This week, the iGaming industry was pulled in two completely opposite directions. While the corporate world was celebrating a truly seismic merger that
M&A - Liam O'Brien - 18 Oct 2025
The ambitious overhaul of Curaçao gambling regulation has been thrown into complete disarray after Finance Minister Javier Silvania abruptly resigned his
Regulatory - Liam O'Brien - 17 Oct 2025
The ambitious project to reform Curacao's gambling regulation has been thrown into a state of profound turmoil, following the mass resignation of the entire
Regulatory - Liam O'Brien - 13 Oct 2025
As many of us get ready to head to Lisbon, perhaps to see heavyweight champ Oleksandr Usyk take the main stage, there’s a sense that the industry itself is
Corporate - Liam O'Brien - 15 Sept 2025
The gambling regulator in Curacao has published new guidelines that will require all its licensed operators to establish and maintain a genuine physical
Regulatory - Liam O'Brien - 12 Sept 2025
