Global gambling intelligence network
The global gambling industry, connected through evidence.
GambleLABS organises public regulatory and industry records, shows the source status of each one, keeps recorded reference data separate from completed GambleLABS review, and states what is still missing or unreviewed.
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Select a highlighted tile to move it into the unresolved slot. ENTITY 07 marks the roles this model binds to one underlying party — a structural token, not a company on the record.
Quick actions
Advanced search- Find a company, domain, authority or jurisdictionOne index over every record type, filtered by evidence grade and country.Search the network
- Check a marketFramework, named supervisor, published market size and review status, per jurisdiction.Open Global Watch
- Understand ownership, platform and payment layersThe role model behind a gambling brand, and the route a deposit takes through it.Read the layer model
- Protect a player, preserve evidence or report a caseWho supervises, who to complain to, what to keep, and how to escalate.Player rights by country
Latest published intelligence
The Journal- METHODMapping the gambling stack: a method noteHow GambleLABS models entities, relationships, evidence and confidence — and what a relationship graph can and cannot demonstrate.Source-exempt methodology7 July 20265 min read
- PLAYER GUIDEHow to escalate: from operator to regulator to ADREscalation is a sequence, and skipping a step usually returns you to it. This is the general shape of the ladder and what each rung can actually deliver.No citations attached17 June 20264 min read
- PLAYER GUIDEWhy withdrawals get blockedSome payout holds are required by law and will be released. Others are contractual arguments applied after the fact. Telling them apart determines what you should do next.No citations attached3 June 20264 min read
- PLAYER GUIDEThe evidence you need before you complainAccount access is frequently lost once a dispute is raised, and with it the entire record. Everything you will need has to be captured first.No citations attached19 May 20263 min read
- REGULATIONLicence status changes and what they signalSuspension, revocation, surrender and lapse are four different events with four different implications for player funds. Registers record the word; the consequences are rarely spelled out.No citations attached6 May 20264 min read
- REGULATIONWhat a regulator can and cannot do for youGambling regulators have real powers over the businesses they licence and almost none over anything else. A licence held in one country does not, by itself, protect a player in another.No citations attached23 April 20263 min read
Global Watch
View full map- Tracked
- 230
- Classified
- 182
- Reviewed
- 0
- With a regulator
- 108
157 named authorities are on file. 116 of them supervise gambling, across 108 of 230 tracked jurisdictions; the rest are the data-protection bodies a player complains to about their own records.
182 jurisdictions carry a recorded framework and 0 have completed GambleLABS review. Reference data and completed editorial review are counted separately and never merged.
Market Pulse
All metrics- MacaoMOP 247.40bnGross gambling revenue · Calendar year 2025Single reported pointreported
- SwedenSEK 28.20bnGross gambling revenue · Calendar year 2025Single verified pointverified
- New JerseyUSD 6.38bnGross gambling revenue · January to November 2025, year to dateSingle verified pointverified
- OntarioCAD 82.70bnAmount wagered · Fiscal year April 2024 to March 2025Single verified pointverified
Source & review coverage
Feed status- Feeds connected
- 6 / 35
- Declared registers with a working adapter
- Documents retrieved
- 2,914
- Held for editorial review
- Official authority links
- 158
- URLs a named public body publishes
- Jurisdictions with a source
- 125 / 230
- An authority URL or a transcribed market figure
Retrieval is not publication. A document is held until a reviewer has read it, and 2,914 are waiting.
How the industry works
Company indexA fixed, definitional model of what sits behind a gambling brand: the operating company, the platform it runs on, the studios that supply its games, the route a deposit takes, and the regulatory perimeter around all of it. It is a model of roles, not a live map of named companies — and the same party can hold more than one role, which is what the Network Resolver in the hero takes apart.
- Ownership and platform layersBrand, operator, platform, white label, aggregator, studio — and who is the licence holder.
- The payment pathWhere a deposit actually goes, which intermediary holds it, and where a withdrawal stalls.
- Acquisition and retention stages0 documented mechanisms across 9 stages, each with its commercial objective stated.
- The player-rights escalation routeOperator, then regulator, then alternative dispute resolution — with what to preserve at each step.
Player acquisition & retention systems
View methodology- 1Advertising0
- 2Affiliates0
- 3Registration0
- 4First deposit0
- 5Bonus conditions0
- 6CRM and notifications0
- 7VIP escalation0
- 8Continued play0
- 9Withdrawal0
0 mechanisms are documented across the funnel, each with a neutral explanation and the commercial objective behind it. None currently carries an independent source; citation and evidence status are shown on every record.
Contribute
- Submit intelligenceInformation about the industry — an ownership link, a licence change, a document. Handled by analysts, never published automatically.Start a submission
- Publish an articleWrite for the Journal as a named contributor. Every piece is reviewed and published under a label saying what it is.Continue
- Report a caseYour own dispute with an operator — an unpaid withdrawal, a closed account. Confidential, and never published without consent.Continue
Every intake is encrypted in transit and at rest, nothing is published automatically, and your identity is never disclosed without your permission.
Coverage & current gaps
Methodology & feed status- Feeds
- 6 of 35 declared registers have a working adapter. The rest are declared and named, and fetch nothing.
- Editorial review
- 0 of 230 jurisdictions carry a completed GambleLABS review. Recorded frameworks are reference data and are labelled as such.
- Empty record types
- 7 public record types hold nothing yet. Each index states the condition that would fill it.
- Entity dossiers0
- Licence records0
- Regulatory actions0
- Domain warnings0
- Investigations0
- Intelligence briefings0
- Public case files0
Reference data and completed GambleLABS review are shown separately throughout. Nothing on this platform is estimated to fill a gap.