Location: Curaçao
Curaçao Gaming Authority launches temporary licensing portal after data breach
The Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) has moved to contain a serious data breach affecting its online gambling licensing portal. In a press... more
Curaçao shuts down gaming licensing portal for good after high-profile hack
The Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) has confirmed its online licensing portal, active since September 2023, will not return to service... more
Curaçao’s secretive gambling industry exposed in leak
The tiny Caribbean island of Curaçao is a hub for thousands of gambling sites – among them operators that have illegally targeted customers... more
Curaçao’s prime minister steps in to oversee gambling regulator
Prime Minister of Curaçao, Gilmar Pisas, has assumed control of the Curaçao Gaming Authority following the resignation of its board of... more
Curaçao faces pressure from Europe over gambling oversight
Curaçao’s gambling sector continues to attract scrutiny from European authorities, with questions about whether the island’s new regulatory... more
Curaçao extends provisional gambling licenses six months amid regulatory overhaul
The Curaçao Gaming Authority (CGA) has officially announced a six-month extension for select provisional gambling licenses, allowing... more
Curaçao cooperates with Dutch government on implementation of new regs
Curaçao is working closely with the Dutch government to implement the island’s newly approved gambling legislation, according to finance... more
Curaçao passes landmark online gambling reforms
Curaçao passed its landmark set of online gambling reforms [Tuesday] amid an ongoing licensing scandal. The National Ordinance for Games of... more
Curaçao’s reformed gambling law to enter final stages next week
NEXT.io has learned that Curaçao’s parliament intends to discuss the country’s gambling reform law on Monday 16 December. The National... more
Curaçao regulator rebuts fraud allegations in licensing reform
The Curaçao Gaming Control Board (GCB) has strongly denied allegations of misconduct in the country’s gambling licensing reforms. In a... more
