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    Nevis launches dedicated prediction markets licensing framework

    Nevis launches dedicated prediction markets licensing framework

    The Nevis Online Gaming Authority (NOGA) has introduced a dedicated prediction markets licensing framework as part of its suite of regulatory services. The new regime permits operators to obtain B2B and B2C licences to serve international markets, while local residents remain prohibited from participating in iGaming activities.

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