Who we are

Your Trusted Legal Partner

Legal Gaming Solutions is a specialist gaming-law practice advising operators, suppliers and investors across the regulated gaming industry.
We focus on one thing — the law that governs gaming — and we know it deeply.
We understand how licensing regimes actually work, what regulators expect, and how to turn complex requirements into a clear path forward
Sectors

Deep Expertise Across the Regulated Gaming Landscape Industry.

  • Online Casino — licensing, compliance and commercial support for casino operators.
  • Sports Betting — regulatory advice for fixed-odds, in-play and exchange betting models.
  • Poker & Skill Games — classification, licensing and player-protection requirements.
  • Lottery & State Games — frameworks for lotteries and state-regulated games.
  • Esports & Video Gaming — loot boxes, in-game economies and emerging-product regulation.
  • B2B / iGaming Suppliers — supplier licensing, platform and content agreements.
  • Crypto & Blockchain Gaming — regulatory and AML positioning for crypto-enabled products.
Jurisdictions

Jurisdictions We Cover

Gaming is regulated market by market, and the right licensing strategy depends entirely on where you want to operate. We advise across the jurisdictions that matter most to our clients — from Poland’s tightly controlled domestic market to the established international hubs of Malta and Curaçao — and coordinate cross-border matters where a single project spans several regimes.

Gaming Law in Poland

Poland operates one of the more restrictive gaming regimes in the EU, and the rules are unforgiving for operators who misjudge them. Online activity is largely reserved for the state, private opportunities are narrow, and enforcement — including domain and payment blocking — is active. We help operators, suppliers and investors understand exactly what is permitted and structure their activity to stay on the right side of the line.

Gaming Law in Malta

Malta is the EU’s flagship gaming jurisdiction and one of the most respected licences in the industry. An MGA licence signals credibility to players, banks and partners — but the framework is detailed and the compliance bar is high. We guide operators and suppliers through licensing and the ongoing obligations that come with it.

Gaming Law in Curaçao

Curaçao has long been a popular entry point for online operators, and it has just undergone the biggest change in its history. The old master/sub-licence model is gone, replaced by direct licensing under a single government authority. The new regime is more transparent and more demanding — and operators who licensed under the old system need to understand where they now stand. We help operators and suppliers navigate the post-reform landscape.

Our Approach

Regulatory Guidance That Lets Our Clients Operate with Confidence

Practice Areas

End-to-End Legal Support for The Gaming Industry

Licensing & Authorisations

We guide operators and suppliers through licence applications and renewals across the jurisdictions that matter to your business, managing the process from documentation to regulator correspondence.

Regulatory Compliance & AML

Anti-money-laundering programmes, KYC procedures, responsible-gaming obligations and ongoing reporting — built to keep you compliant and audit-ready.

Corporate, M&A & Structuring

Entity setup, cross-border structuring, transactions and due diligence tailored to the regulatory reality of the gaming sector.

Disputes & Enforcement

Representation before regulators and courts, responses to enforcement action, and management of administrative and licensing disputes.

FAQ

Common questions in gaming-law

We are a specialist gaming-law practice. We advise operators, suppliers and investors across the regulated gaming industry — from licence applications and regulatory compliance to corporate transactions and disputes. We focus on gaming law specifically, rather than treating it as one service among many.

On top of that, it should offer clear, actionable advice and steps to turn your goals into reality. To guide you toward the best decisions, a good plan will also lay out a variety of potential scenarios—plus some alternative ones—for you to consider.

It depends heavily on the jurisdiction, the licence type and how prepared your application is. Timelines can range from a couple of months to the better part of a year, and incomplete documentation or corporate structure is the most common cause of delay. In an initial consultation we can give you a realistic estimate for your specific situation.

Yes. Crypto-enabled gaming sits between two fast-moving regimes — gaming and digital assets. We help with regulatory classification, AML controls for crypto flows, licensing implications and cross-border exposure, so you understand the trade-offs before launch.

The first consultation is free and confidential. You tell us about your product, markets and stage; we give you an honest view of what is permitted, what is required and the realistic path forward. From there we scope the work and agree fees before anything begins.