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05/26/2026

Segev LLP is pleased to support the Behind The Gloves sessions in Malta.

Taking place at Lord’s Gym, this initiative brings together movement, mindset, and real connection across the industry.

Tomorrow’s session is officially full, and it is great to see that kind of response.

If you missed out, there are still limited spots available for Thursday, May 28 at 8:00 am at Lord’s Gym Malta.

Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf7En1gcN5QX3128NFuoy_JEugzzHYxkD5B5bI3VdTLcuyPuA/viewform

05/13/2026

Segev LLP is speaking at SBC Summit Canada.

Ron Segev will join the International Masters of Gaming Law Masterclass: "Quasi Gambling in Canada" on Thursday, May 21 at 2:00pm. This session will examine quasi gambling trends from a Canadian perspective, including prediction markets, sweepstakes, mystery boxes, and skill based games, while also looking at key cases and developments from the past year and what may come next.

Track Payments and Compliance, Conference Room 3

Speakers
Ron Segev, Founding Partner, Segev LLP
Danielle Bush, Senior Counsel, McCarthy Tétrault LLP
Kevin Weber, Partner, Dickinson Wright LLP

Moderator
Jack Tadman, Lawyer, GME Law

If you are attending SBC Summit Canada, add this session to your schedule.

To connect with our team about Canada’s gaming regulatory landscape, reach out here: https://segevllp.com/contact-us/

05/13/2026

Segev LLP is speaking at SBC Summit Canada.

Ron Segev will moderate the International Masters of Gaming Law Masterclass “Grey Market Gambling in Canada” on Wednesday, May 20 at 3:00 pm. This session will examine how grey market online and land based gambling continues to operate in Canada, what provincial governments and industry are doing in response, and whether real change is possible.

Speakers
Michael Lipton, K.C., Dickinson Wright LLP
Peter Czegledy, Partner, Aird and Berlis LLP
Jack Tadman, Lawyer, GME Law

Moderator
Ron Segev, Founding Partner, Segev LLP

If you are attending SBC Summit Canada, this session is a can’t miss!

To connect with our team about Canada’s gaming regulatory landscape, reach out here: https://segevllp.com/contact-us/

05/12/2026

Segev LLP is a sponsor of SBC Summit Canada.

We are looking forward to joining operators, suppliers, affiliates, regulators, and industry leaders for a strong few days of conversation on where the Canadian market is headed next, from Alberta and Ontario to affiliates, land based gaming, quasi gambling, and the grey market.

Our team will also be on stage throughout the event, contributing to discussions across some of the summit’s most important topics.

If you will be attending SBC Summit Canada, this is a great time to connect with our team on market entry, compliance, and regulatory strategy in Canada:

https://segevllp.com/contact-us/

05/07/2026

Start your SBC Summit Canada mornings with Behind The Gloves.

Segev LLP is proud to support the Behind The Gloves Boxing Sessions in Toronto on Wednesday, May 20 and Thursday, May 21.

Get your day going with an energising workout, connect with industry peers, and stick around for breakfast after training.

Time: 8:00 am to 9:30 am with breakfast to follow
Location: 161 Boxing Club, 161 Spadina Ave, Floor 2, Toronto, ON

Learn more and register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfxWQ47zosLNJmczCFoLuK5acdV4JMtn_7VE45Ea_pImxzx1g/viewform

See you there!

05/05/2026

Check out our latest Insight.

British Columbia has entered a new era of gaming regulation. With the IGCO now in place, new supplier and service provider classes, revised fees, and a stronger compliance and AML mandate are now part of the province’s regulatory framework.

For gaming businesses, this is more than a structural update. It may affect registration status, fee obligations, and how compliance programs need to operate going forward.

If you are active in British Columbia’s gaming market, this is one to watch.

Read the full Insight
https://segevllp.com/a-new-era-of-gaming-regulation-in-british-columbia/

British Columbia’s new gaming regime is now in force. Learn how the IGCO, new supplier classes, and updated fees affect gaming businesses. Read mor

04/01/2026

Check out our latest Insight.

We examine Wealthsimple’s CIRO approval to offer event contracts in Canada, the securities law framework that made this possible, the limits now placed on permitted products, and the still unsettled question of how these products may be characterized under Canadian criminal law.

If you are watching the future of prediction markets in Canada, this is one to watch.

Read the full Insight
https://segevllp.com/wealthsimple-approved-by-ciro-to.../

We examine Wealthsimple’s recent CIRO approval to provide limited prediction market contracts in Canada and the unresolved gambling law questions that remain. Read more.

03/31/2026

Alberta's regulated iGaming market has an official launch date. Beginning July 13, 2026, operators may conduct and manage their registered iGaming platforms in Alberta, with all AGLC applications, fees, and contracts with the Alberta iGaming Corporation due as of that date.

July 13 is equally significant for existing operators. Any operator currently conducting an unregulated lottery scheme in Alberta must submit its registration application and cease all unregulated activity by that date. The AGLC has been clear that late applications will not be treated as a valid basis for missing this deadline, and any extension beyond July 13 remains discretionary and narrow.

If you are an operator or supplier looking to enter Alberta's regulated market, the time to act is now.

Segev LLP advises clients on Alberta iGaming registration, compliance, and regulatory strategy. Contact us to discuss how we can assist.

Read our Alberta iGaming registration overview here: https://segevllp.com/alberta-open-for-business-igaming-registration-officially-opens-today/

Explore our Alberta iGaming page for more updates and resources: https://segevllp.com/alberta-igaming/

03/25/2026

Segev LLP is pleased to share that our article, "Alberta’s Emerging iGaming Framework", has been published in the International Masters of Gaming Law Magazine.

The article examines Alberta’s move toward a competitive regulated online gaming market, including market structure, regulation, registration, and key entry considerations for operators and suppliers.

Read the article here: https://online.flippingbook.com/view/958525092/40/

For more Alberta iGaming focused insights and updates, visit our Alberta iGaming page: https://segevllp.com/alberta-igaming/

03/20/2026

Check out our latest Insight.

New York’s civil action against Valve signals growing legal and regulatory scrutiny of loot boxes and other randomized purchase mechanics in video games.

This case marks an important development for video game developers and operators, with potential implications for platform design, secondary markets, consumer protection compliance, and gaming law risk in Canada and beyond.

If you are active in video games, gaming, or interactive entertainment, this is one to watch.

Read the full Insight: https://segevllp.com/new-york-takes-aim-at-loot-boxes-what-the-people-of-the-state-of-new-york-v-valve-corporation-means-for-video-game-developers-in-canada-and-beyond/