Antigua and Barbuda is one of the pioneers of betting regulation: FSRC/Directorate of Offshore Gaming conducts supervision, and an Interactive Wagering license is provided for bookmakers (2007 regulations + Gambling Act 2016 updating frame). An offline betting point for guests is available on the island - a sports book at King's Casino off the cruise port of St. John's. Online, the Interactive Wagering license covers sports betting and other real events (separate from Interactive Gaming for casino games). The sporting interests of the audience shape cricket (Sir Vivian Richards/ARG National Stadium) and football, which supports the demand for lines in international and regional tournaments.
Legal models and the economic impact of sports betting in Antigua and Barbuda: licensing and taxes, online vs offline formats, compliance (AML/KYC), protecting the integrity of sports, payment corridors, responsible play and the 2030 roadmap.
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