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1695 charsArmenia Establishes Monthly Reporting Requirements for Gaming and Betting Operators
Armenia's government has drafted new regulations establishing unified procedures, timelines, content requirements, and formats for monthly reporting by gaming, internet gaming, and bookmaking operators to the regulatory authority. The draft regulations aim to implement the Law on Regulation of Gaming Activities and modernise oversight mechanisms in the gaming sector.
The proposed regulations repeal two previous government decisions: Decision No. 1355-N from September 8, 2011, and Decision No. 451-N from April 30, 2015. The new framework consolidates and updates reporting requirements to ensure legal certainty, consistency across regulatory instruments, and alignment with current legislative requirements governing the gaming industry. By establishing standardised reporting procedures, the regulations seek to strengthen regulatory oversight and ensure operators comply with statutory obligations through systematic monthly submissions to the competent authority.
The draft regulations apply to all licensed gaming operators, internet gaming operators, and bookmaking operators conducting business in Armenia. These entities will be required to submit standardised monthly reports detailing their operations in accordance with the new procedures and formats established by the regulations.
The public consultation period runs from June 12, 2026, to June 29, 2026. Stakeholders, including gaming operators, industry representatives, and interested parties, can submit comments and suggestions through the e-draft.am portal during this window. The State Revenue Committee is responsible for reviewing feedback received during the consultation process before finalising the regulations.
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1449 charsArmenian government proposes new reporting framework for gambling operators
On June 12, 2026, the Armenian government published a draft resolution proposing a new framework governing the submission of monthly reports by gambling operators, online gambling operators and bookmakers to the supervisory authority.
According to the explanatory memorandum, the existing reporting framework no longer reflects current legislative requirements or modern supervisory practices. The draft regulation would establish updated procedures, deadlines, content requirements and reporting templates for land-based gambling operators, online gambling operators and bookmakers. Separate reporting procedures and standardised reporting forms are proposed for each sector, with the aim of creating a unified and modernised reporting framework.
The State Revenue Committee stated that the reforms are intended to strengthen regulatory oversight by ensuring that operators submit comparable information in a standardised format. The proposal also seeks to improve transparency and accountability within the sector and support the implementation of risk-based supervision.
According to the explanatory memorandum, the new framework would provide supervisory authorities with a more comprehensive information base for monitoring gambling activities and developing state policy in the sector. The authorities expect the reforms to improve the effectiveness of regulatory control and facilitate the practical implementation of supervisory measures.