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Gibraltar is stepping up efforts to attract gaming companies serving international markets as rising gambling taxes in the United Kingdom put increasing pressure on operator profits, employment and government revenues in one of the territory’s most significant economic sectors. More than 75% of Gibraltar’s gross gaming yield is generated by business connected to the UK market, leaving the territory particularly vulnerable to regulatory and tax changes introduced by the Britis

Gibraltar has formally approved sweeping new gambling legislation designed to modernise its regulatory regime and reinforce its standing within an increasingly competitive international market. The newly passed Gambling Bill replaces an older, though historically effective, framework with a more adaptable structure intended to reflect the rapid evolution of the global gaming sector. The reform has been positioned as a strategic move to future-proof Gibraltar’s gambling in