Newsazenplay.comThe Curaçao Gaming Authority had targeted October 9 to publish details of interim arrangements following the permanent closure of its online gaming portal. Reports said those details had not been published by October 13, while existing licences and regulatory obligations remained in force.
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Curaçao’s gambling regulator confirmed that its hacked online licensing portal will be permanently shut down. The authority had expected to publish interim arrangements by October 9, but details were still unavailable in the reported update.
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