Gibraltar’s new Gambling Act will replace the territory’s long-standing one-size-fits-all B2B licensing regime with a tiered framework designed to lower barriers for smaller suppliers while formalizing existing regulatory practices.
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Under the reforms, suppliers will be able to apply for tiered B2B licenses based on the scale of their operations. This will mark a switch from the existing model that effectively required businesses to obtain the equivalent of a full B2B license regardless of size.
The changes also signal the end of Gibraltar’s long-standing “sheltering” system, which saw suppliers operate under the systems of licensed B2C operators before securing their own licenses.
