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Mexico to regulate online gambling

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Mexico has been reviewing its gambling legislation for regulating the online gambling sector. The legislators want to bring the online gambling scene in line with the rest of the gambling industry in the country.

With the economy in the country steadily improving, more people have disposable income that they can spend on the likes of gambling. Currently, Mexico has the second biggest gambling sector in Latin America, with revenues from gambling surpassing the $10bn (ÂŁ7.6bn) mark each year, with only Argentina ahead of them in the rankings.

While gambling has often been illegal in the country, and for many years there were no licensed casinos, it hasn’t stopped anyone from doing it. Scratch cards, cockfighting, and horse racing are all popular past times.

Advances were made in 2004 when a law from 1947 was altered – a move that allowed people to gamble in places outside of the facilities of the Secretariat of the Interior and led to an influx of investment from both domestics and international investors.

Soon, new casinos were all licensed and properly contributing to the tax system. Although the government still closely controls these new establishments, the casinos and slots halls are often operated by private companies, with some of them rivaling those in Las Vegas.

Changes abound in Mexico

One of the final pieces of the puzzle needed to bring the gambling sector in Mexico up to the speed with developed countries is their online gambling sector. Currently, online gambling in the country is not regulated.

People can use online casinos but, because there’s no regulation, it can be a risky business betting money with no guarantee that you’ll ever see your winnings.

There have been many calls to change the situation, and now it looks as if change may be on its way in the not too distant future. Currently, the county’s 1947 Federal Gaming Law Bill is under review with the aim of drafting regulations that would bring the online gambling sector in line with the nations other gambling organisations.

If this happens, it will be a big deal for investors and participants alike. Online gambling sites will be trusted and companies will be able to focus on long-term growth rather than worrying about what the future might hold.

Potential benefits of regulation

There are endless benefits to users of these online gambling sites if approval is given for the sector to be regulated. With so many participants in this space, the competition will be fierce to try and gain market share. This means that new players will be enticed with lucrative offers and bonuses. In the past, with the unregulated sector, a lot of these sites promising great rewards upon sign up could not really be trusted due to the lack of regulation.

Gamblers would tend to stick with a tried and tested party, rather than taking the chance elsewhere, even if the odds were a lot better on other sites. Regulation will inevitably lead to growth in the revenues of the leading regulated online gambling platforms, allowing them to pump more money into their offerings and the business as a whole.

This will enhance the experience for players, too. If changes are approved, these companies need to invest or else they risk being outshone by other market participants, especially those who will be entering the market from abroad. To date, the lack of regulation has meant a lot of established global online gambling companies have avoided Mexico, but this will not be the case once the regulation comes into effect.

It will also be in the interest of the Mexican government to introduce regulations, as they will be able to properly benefit from the taxes derived from online gambling. With the tradition of gambling in Mexico, this could be a massively lucrative market for all involved, and in the not too distant future, the online gambling sector could see its revenues bypass the $10bn (£7.6bn) annual revenues of the current gambling sector in the country. 

Source: vegasslotsonline.com

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SPAYZ.io expands payment network across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East

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SPAYZ.io, a global payment service provider has expanded its payment network to four new countries across Asia, Africa and the Middle East, with new payment integrations in Turkey, Egypt, South Africa, and Tanzania.

Merchants in Turkey can access Havale bank for pay-in and payout transactions. In Egypt and Tanzania, SPAYZ.io has introduced Mobile Money solutions, supporting the growing demand for mobile-first financial services. Finally, in South Africa, the company has rolled out EFT bank transfer capabilities, providing a reliable and widely adopted payment method for local and international merchants.

Looking to Q4 2025, SPAYZ.io will be launching services in the United Arab Emirates and Singapore. In the UAE, merchants will soon be able to utilize bank transfer options for both pay-in and payout transactions, supporting the region’s dynamic and digitally driven economy. In Singapore, SPAYZ.io will offer PayNow for pay-ins and bank transfers for payouts, aligning with the country’s advanced financial infrastructure and consumer preferences for fast, secure digital payments.

SPAYZ.io will be exhibiting at SIGMA Rome to discuss its current and future payment solutions, including these new launches, as it plans for a host of new announcements in the coming months. Partners, merchants, and industry leaders can visit Booth 6007 at Fiera di Roma from 3rd to 6th November 2025, to find out more and discuss opportunities for collaboration.

Tatjana Meluskane, Chief Commercial Officer, commented: “We’re not just watching the rise of digital payments in Africa, we’re proudly  helping to shape it. These are still cash driven economies, where the potential of digitalisation and online payments has not been realised.

“At SPAYZ.io, our mission is to bridge that gap with infrastructure that’s not only fast and secure, but trusted. What we’re seeing now is a tipping point – mobile-first ecosystems, agent networks, and real-time bank rails are converging to redefine the payments sector. We look forward to discussing with our partners at SIGMA Rome.”

You can schedule meetings with SPAYZ.io at SIGMA Rome by emailing [email protected].

 

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Final Sixteen teams confirmed for the BLAST Rainbow Six Munich Major

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Sixteen Teams Locked In for the BLAST Rainbow Six Munich Major

8–16 November 2025 | BMW Park Arena, Munich

The countdown to the BLAST Rainbow Six Munich Major is officially on as the 16 qualifying teams from around the world have been confirmed and are set to battle it out from 8–16 November 2025.

The Major marks the final stop of the 2025 season before the Six Invitational in February next year and will see the world’s best Rainbow Six Siege teams compete for championship glory, crucial Global Standings points and a share of the $750,000 prize pool.

The action kicks off 8–13 November behind closed doors, before culminating in front of a live audience at BMW Park Arena from 14–16 November, as fans bring the noise for three days of top-tier Rainbow Six esports.

The 16 teams competing in Munich:

  • Team Secret
  • Team Falcons
  • Team BDS
  • G2 Esports
  • FaZe Clan
  • FURIA Esports
  • Ninjas in Pyjamas
  • w7m Esports
  • Spacestation Gaming
  • Shopify Rebellion
  • M80
  • Wildcard
  • Dplus
  • CAG Osaka
  • Weibo Gaming
  • Enterprise Esports

With high stakes, fierce rivalries and the final Major title of the year on the line, all eyes turn to Munich as the stage is set for an unforgettable week of competition.

Limited tickets are still available – eventim.de/en/event/blast-r6-major-munich-2025-bmw-park-20359451/?srsltid=AfmBOopQhyzSgQxb_US-Zn88vxsiuTymssx09erEQ1eVWWymEFEnisHf

Fans can grab tickets to experience the electric atmosphere live at BMW Park Arena, watch the world’s top teams battle it out for the final Major crown of 2025, and celebrate the very best of global Siege esports.

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Cubeia expands Originals Studio with Turbo Crash launch

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Cubeia, a Sweden-based iGaming software solutions provider, has unveiled the latest addition to its Originals Studio, Turbo Crash – a fast-paced, adrenaline-fuelled game designed to test players’ instincts.

Turbo Crash challenges players to make the ultimate risk-versus-reward decisions in search of astronomical returns. Players place their bets and watch the multiplier soar higher and higher – but timing is everything. It’s possible to cash out at any moment with a single click and every round can be verified for total transparency and trust thanks to its Provably Fair design.

Turbo Crash continues Cubeia’s Originals Studio mission to create operator-first, fully brandable games inspired by its Operator-Up philosophy – built from the ground up around what operators and their players need.

Cubeia’s investment in gamification and community-driven features is reflected in its latest release with challenges, achievements, and duels all available to bring players closer together.

A very successful first year for Cubeia Originals has validated this approach, and with Turbo Crash, the company is setting the pace for what an Originals experience can become as it scales the portfolio further.

Cubeia’s Head of Sales, Caroline Björkman, said: “Launching Turbo Crash as we approach our first anniversary is the perfect way to celebrate how well Originals Studio has established itself in the market. In less than a year, we’ve launched ten distinctive titles – from Mines and Crash to Turbo Crash – and built a portfolio that operators can rely on and players genuinely enjoy.”

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