Live casino content provider SA Gaming has successfully secured a crucial certification from Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), paving the way for its official entry into Brazil’s newly regulated iGaming market.
The company confirmed that its Remote Gaming Server (RGS) and its complete portfolio of games have been tested and approved, verifying that they comply with the technical and legal requirements established by Brazilian authorities. This approval is a mandatory prerequisite for any gaming company wishing to operate legally in the country.
The certification from GLI is a significant milestone for SA Gaming, as GLI is one of the most respected independent testing and certification bodies in the global gambling industry, recognized by over 400 jurisdictions worldwide.
Its stamp of approval ensures that SA Gaming’s systems and games meet the highest standards of fairness, security, and regulatory compliance. This move marks a major expansion of the company’s regulated operations and strengthens its foothold in the rapidly growing Latin American market.
SA Gaming, which is licensed and regulated by the Curacao Gaming Control Board, has previously passed GLI compliance testing for other jurisdictions, demonstrating a consistent commitment to operating within regulated frameworks.
SA Gaming is poised to introduce its popular suite of live casino content to Brazilian players, which includes classics such as baccarat, blackjack, roulette, and various other table games.
The company’s entry into the market is also timely, following a series of new product launches in 2025 designed to enhance player experience. These recent releases, including innovative formats like Ultra Roulette, Fish Prawn Crab, and a new in-game gifting feature, will now be available to licensed operators in Brazil.
SA Gaming joins a growing list of international companies, including Altenar, Delasport, and 7777 Gaming, that have pursued and obtained certification to capitalize on the immense potential of Brazil’s newly structured online gaming landscape.
This industry-wide trend highlights a broader strategic shift towards Latin America, where regulatory compliance has become central to successful growth.
