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Compliance

Regulatory modules across ten countries — what each regulator requires, mapped to primary sources. The US and Canada are covered state by state and province by province; the interactive Coverage Map adds the full global detail.

Each module maps the regulator, the legal requirements, the helpline rules, and the advertising restrictions — and, for the markets with a full write-up, shows how to meet them while keeping the brand voice. States and provinces are nested inside their country: open a country for the landscape and the complete readiness table, then drill into a state or province module for the detail.

Interactive tool The Coverage Map Pick from 20+ regulators worldwide and see exactly what each one requires, the primary-source citation for every requirement, and which parts of Playbook cover it — by vertical. Open the map

North America

United States The state-by-state model, key federal law, and a complete 50-state + DC readiness table.
In-depth module Nevada — The oldest gaming regulator in the US — two-tier oversight and property-by-property self-exclusion. In-depth module Massachusetts — The MGC framework, GameSense in venues, and the requirements for a newer regulated market.
Canada Provincial devolution, the national advertising code, and a complete 13-province / territory readiness table.
In-depth module Ontario — A hybrid market: OLG plus a competitive field of registered iGaming operators, and the inducement-ad ban.

Europe

United Kingdom The Gambling Commission and the LCCP — GAMSTOP, customer-interaction duties, the statutory levy, and online slot stake limits.
Malta The Malta Gaming Authority — Europe’s hub licence, the player-protection rulebook, and a unified self-exclusion register.
Sweden Spelinspektionen and the 2019 re-regulation — the Spelpaus national self-exclusion and strict bonus limits.
Denmark Spillemyndigheden and the ROFUS national self-exclusion register, plus mandatory deposit limits.

Asia-Pacific

Australia The state / territory model plus the federal ACMA — BetStop, the National Consumer Protection Framework, and ad rules.
Macau The DICJ and the gaming-concession regime — the world’s largest casino market, with junket and RG rules.
Singapore The Gambling Regulatory Authority — casino entry levies, exclusion orders, and tight advertising limits.

Latin America

Brazil The new federal regime (SPA / Ministry of Finance) — fixed-odds licensing, RG duties, and advertising rules.
Scope & disclaimer

These modules summarize the regulatory landscape for content and compliance teams. They are not legal advice; requirements change often, and operators remain responsible for their own compliance. Always confirm against the primary sources linked on each page and your own counsel.