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SUMMARY:Online Gambling is illegal in South Africa Finding the balance between Business Development, Compliance and Player Protection
DESCRIPTION:iGaming AFRIKA is excited to announce an insightful webinar scheduled for April 17th, 2026, titled “Online Gambling is Illegal in South Africa: Finding the Balance Between Business Development, Compliance, and Player Protection.” As Africa’s gaming landscape continues to evolve, South Africa presents a unique regulatory paradox where online casino gambling remains illegal, yet digital betting activity continues to expand rapidly.\nAccording to data from the National Gambling Board (NGB), South Africans wagered over R1.1 trillion in the last financial year, generating R59.3 billion in gross gambling revenue (GGR), a 25.7% year-on-year increase. Betting alone accounted for R35.9 billion, or 60.5% of total GGR, significantly outpacing other sectors such as casinos, which generated R17.4 billion (29.3%).\nThis webinar will bring together industry leaders, compliance experts, and regulatory voices to unpack the complexities of operating in a market where demand continues to grow despite legal constraints. Speakers will explore how operators can responsibly pursue business development opportunities while remaining compliant with existing frameworks and prioritising player protection.\nRead Also: The African iGaming Playbook: Strategies for Growth and Innovation in 2026 ( https://igamingafrika.com/the-african-igaming-playbook-strategies-for-growth-and-innovation-in-2026/ )\nThe session will also examine the rise of digital betting, the risks associated with unregulated offshore platforms, and the role of technology and policy in safeguarding South African players. Participants will gain insights into compliance strategies, responsible gambling measures, and the collaborative efforts needed between regulators and industry stakeholders to ensure sustainable sector growth.\nJoin us on April 17th, 2026, for a critical conversation on regulation, responsibility, and the future of digital gambling in South Africa.\nJoin our community forum: t.me/igaminginafrica ( https://chatgpt.com/c/t.me/igaminginafrica )\n
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