Advertising status by market, dated and verified. Law firms own licensing; this tracks the advertising angle at buyer depth, the part nobody else keeps current.
| Market | Advertising status | For operators | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brazil | Regulated | Permitted for licensed operators | Federal regime in force 2025 (Law 14.790) |
| Canada (Ontario) | Regulated | Permitted, inducement limits | iGaming Ontario standards |
| Canada (Alberta) | Opening | Regime being established | iGaming Alberta framework |
| Germany | Licensed, strict | Permitted within tight limits | GlueStV via the GGL |
| Switzerland | Domestic only | Offshore blocked | Money Gaming Act, domestic licensees |
| Austria | Restricted | Monopoly-led, contested | Grey for foreign operators |
| Finland | Reforming | Monopoly moving to licences | Licensing model targeted 2026-2027 |
| Australia | Prohibited (casino) | Online casino not permitted | Interactive Gambling Act 2001; sports betting licensed |
Regulation is the fastest-moving input in this business, which is why this tracker carries a verified date and a changelog rather than a static claim. It is refreshed quarterly and re-verified in full once a year. The moat is freshness; the liability is staleness, so the dates are load-bearing.
It varies. Brazil and Ontario permit licensed operators to advertise within rules; Germany permits it under strict limits; Switzerland, Austria and Australia are restrictive or closed for foreign online casino. The tracker dates each position, and it is guidance, not legal advice.
Quarterly, with a full re-verification once a year. Every row carries a verified date because advertising regulation is the fastest-moving input in iGaming media.
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