Amusnet, a top-tier gaming provider, has announced a new partnership with Onlandia.org.ua, a prominent Ukrainian iGaming affiliate. This collaboration is designed to leverage Onlandia’s extensive market reach and dedicated platform to amplify Amusnet’s brand presence and effectively drive engagement within the Ukrainian market.

The partnership will utilise Onlandia’s platform to feature exciting game content, exclusive interviews and run various activities. It will also ensure Ukrainian players have direct access to the latest news and updates from Amusnet.

“We are excited to partner with Onlandia.org.ua. By combining their expertise in audience engagement with our top-tier portfolio, we can drive substantial regional growth and strengthen brand visibility in this key focus market for Amusnet. This collaboration represents a strategic step toward expanding our footprint and delivering long-term value to operators and players,” said Liliya Chatalbasheva, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at Amusnet.

“We are delighted to begin this partnership with Amusnet. We see them not just as developers, but as reliable partners who strive to ensure their games are presented fairly and transparently. This collaboration will allow us to continue providing high-quality content for Ukrainian players, helping them navigate the world of the gaming industry,” said a representative of onlandia.org.ua.

This partnership marks a significant step for Amusnet in reinforcing its commitment to the Ukrainian market and shaping the future of online gaming in the region.

The Dutch Gambling Regulator (KSA) is to amend its Remote Gambling Licensing Policy Rules effective January 1, 2026. This amendment is necessary, in part, because the licenses granted in September 2021 expire on October 1, 2026. Licenses have a term of five years. The amended policy rules impose new obligations on all applicants, but primarily provide guidance on the process for applying for a follow-up license by providers already holding a license.

New requirements apply to all license applicants. For example, applications must include a document explaining how providers plan to inform the KSA (Netherlands Authority for the Protection of Gaming) in a timely manner about important changes to their policies and operations. Applicants must also now include an exit plan explaining how they will reduce their gaming offerings once the license expires.

Furthermore, an important addition has been made regarding reliability: if providers have not complied with final or provisionally enforceable court rulings at the time of their application, their reliability is not beyond doubt. This constitutes grounds for refusing a license. Providers must also now submit a Wwft risk analysis with their application.

A separate application procedure applies to applications for a follow-up license by parties already active on the market. In this procedure, various components will be reassessed, including the addiction prevention policy and the recruitment and advertising policy. A new integration test will be conducted for the control database (CDB) component. They must also meet the new conditions that apply to all applications, as mentioned above.

When opening the online market, the legislature deliberately opted to issue permits with a term of (maximum) five years. By using a fixed-term permit, the legislature intended that the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (KSA) would consider supervisory experience gained in each application for a subsequent permit. Providers who have made mistakes in the past five years must explain during the application process how they have learned from previous mistakes and how they intend to prevent recurrence. If the KSA finds this explanation insufficient, the permit may be denied or additional conditions and restrictions may be imposed.

Bragg Gaming Group, a global leader in next-generation iGaming content and content delivery, engagement and player management technology, has announced the appointment of Matej Filipančič to the role of Global Sales Director.

Filipančič, who previously served as Regional Head of Sales and then as Business Development Director at Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) has extensive iGaming industry experience, having previously spent over five years at Bragg as the Company’s Head of Turnkey Solutions.

As Head of Turnkey Solutions, Filipančič was instrumental in adapting Bragg’s PAM platform for new regulated markets, including the Netherlands which has since become the company’s biggest market, and was a key figure in developing the Company’s market performance and strategy.

Returning to Bragg in this newly created role, Filipančič will spearhead Bragg’s global sales strategy, working to drive further growth and expansion of the company’s market-leading aggregation platform, its innovative proprietary content, robust Player Account Management (PAM) system and cutting-edge Fuze AI-powered engagement solutions.

His deep understanding of Bragg’s product suite and his experience in building and strengthening client relationships will be invaluable in his new role.

“I am incredibly excited to take on this new challenge at such a pivotal moment for Bragg Gaming. Bragg is known for its forward-thinking approach, and I am honored to lead the sales team as we showcase our truly innovative content and technology. We have a powerful offering, and I look forward to working closely with our partners to help them succeed and further solidify Bragg’s position as a must-have supplier in the global iGaming space,” said Matej Filipančič.

Bragg Gaming Group Chief Commercial Officer Neill Whyte said: “Matej’s deep industry knowledge and strategic vision will be invaluable as we continue to execute on our growth strategies. His passion for our products and understanding of our partners’ needs make him the ideal leader to drive our business development efforts.

“This appointment reinforces our commitment to expanding our reach and delivering superior value to our partners through our full-spectrum technology and content portfolio.”

Matej Filipančič’s appointment is effective immediately and he will be based at Bragg’s Ljubljana office.