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Compliance calendar

Regulatory dates ahead, each with its source

Consultation deadlines, the ends of EU TRIS standstill periods and the days new rules apply from, for the next thirty days, ninety days or twelve months, as a list or a month, filtered by market and type of date, every date linked to the official text it comes from.

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Compliance calendar: the dates that matter in gambling regulation, each with its source.

Consultation deadlines, the ends of EU TRIS standstill periods, and the days new rules apply from, up to a year ahead.

Every date links to the official text it was taken from.

Narrow it to one market, to one kind of date, or to the markets you follow.

Or see the whole month at a glance, day by day.

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What you get

  • 30 days, 90 days or 12 months

    A list for the coming weeks or the year ahead, or a month at a glance, counted from the date of the data.

  • Your markets

    Filter by market or type of date, or show only the markets you follow.

  • A source for every date

    Each date links to the official notice or text it comes from; a date without a source is never shown.

  • From the tracker and the rules

    Consultation deadlines and standstill ends come from the drafts on the tracker's board; effective dates from published rules that apply from a later day, with the official text that states it.

Who uses it

  • Operators and platforms

    See when a new rule in your markets applies, when a consultation closes and when a notified draft leaves standstill.

    More for operators

  • Law firms and compliance teams

    Track effective dates, consultation deadlines and standstill ends, with the official text behind each.

    More for law firms

  • Regulators

    See when other markets' notified drafts leave standstill.

    More for regulators

Dates from sources, not estimates

Every date in the calendar is stated by an official notice or text; where none states a date, there is no entry.

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