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Canada2 categories excluded
Sports and entertainment leave the dealer route; other contracts remain under review
Canada · prediction markets
UpdatedWatch Explained·Canada·3 November 2026
CSA and CIRO reject dealer route for sports and entertainment event contracts
Canadian securities regulators say sports and entertainment event contracts do not belong in their regime. That is not a nationwide gambling ban.
Open the Watch fileAtlas Watch / Updated
Nine European markets9 regulators · 1 warning
Sponsorship legality is territorial
Europe · prediction markets
UpdatedWatch Brief·Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland·3 November 2026
Nine European regulators put prediction-market partnerships on notice
Nine regulators warned sports bodies about prediction markets; Germany has now set a national licensing boundary and Lithuania has blocked Polymarket.
Open the Watch fileAtlas Watch / Updated
Netherlands3 × €225,000 = €675,000
A collection decision does not prove the money was recovered
Netherlands · Illegal advertising
UpdatedWatch Explained·Netherlands·3 November 2026
Dutch regulator moves to collect €675,000 from three companies tied to illegal casino ads
The Ksa says three CasinoScout-linked companies each forfeited €225,000 and did not pay, but all three have objected to the collection decisions.
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