❤️‍🔥 If Monday needs a bit of magic — good news: the season of miracles is officially on — and we’re part of it

🎁 New Year is just around the corner, and now is the perfect time to give someone not just a present, but a true feeling of celebration.

This year PARI Affiliates, Let it Cash, and Click2Money have once again come together to make children’s wishes — written in their letters to Ded Moroz — come true! 🎁

We’ve also joined the “Miracle as a Gift” initiative — a project helping children from orphanages, boarding schools, and foster families receive the New Year gifts they dream of. And most importantly — *everyone* can take part.

You can choose a child’s gift on the project website: chudovdar.com
Donations are open until December 7, so little dreams can become real New Year miracles.

👉 Let one more child’s wish come true — join in: chudovdar.com

🔥 What’s new in iGaming this November?

🔹 Europe unites against offshore operators
Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Austria, Portugal, and the UK are launching a joint front: unified procedures, data exchange, and ad blocking. At the Madrid summit, regulators agreed that no country can fight transnational illegal networks alone. A joint strategy will be developed, including shared information on offenders.
More in the overviews:
— Germany
— Italy

🔹 Turkey tightens advertising rules
A new regulation is at the door:
— strict sponsorship labeling;
— disclosure of AI and filters;
— ban on targeting minors.
Time to prepare now.

🔹 Slovakia — reform on hold
The president blocked the recently adopted bill, sending it back for revision due to concerns about citizen protection and doubts about the legislative process — some amendments were not properly discussed.

🔹 Estonia lowers the online gambling tax
Instead of 6%, the rate will be 4%. The government aims not only to attract more international operators but also to increase funding for cultural and sports initiatives in the long term.

🔹 Ireland publishes a concerning report
It shows that many local players split their activity across multiple accounts. Around 10% of users operate four or more bookmaker accounts simultaneously.

🔹 Argentina introduces unified advertising rules
Mandatory “+18” and harm warnings for the entire video, strict rules for influencers — the first national standard across the country.

🔹 Australia loses $2B to offshore operators
A third of bets bypass regulation. BetStop doesn’t help — workarounds exist. Forecasts are grim: by 2029 this number may reach $5 billion.

🔹 Chile admits blocking failure
Providers cannot technically restrict access — legalization is now being actively discussed.

🔗 Full GEO overviews are available here.

⚡️ Stay updated on the latest news

👑 Why the cap is the key operational parameter in betting and gambling

📌 A cap is a limit on the number of paid conversions.
In betting and gambling, it controls everything: from FTDs and registrations to the pace of scaling.

🔹 Strategies for working with caps
🔹 Practical application in betting and gambling
🔹 Examples of tools and trackers for cap management

🔗 Read the full breakdown in the 3SNET knowledge base

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⚡️ Argentina introduces unified betting advertising rules: what changes on December 3

Argentina’s market is taking a major step toward unifying requirements. For the first time, a federal standard appears — mandatory for everyone, from operators to influencers. And this directly affects anyone working with iGaming advertising in the region.

✔️ Key points
Starting December 3, new gambling advertising rules come into force. All ads must now include mandatory warnings — clear, visible, and constantly displayed.

👉 What you need to know
— The warning “Compulsive gambling harms health” and the +18 label are mandatory for all formats
— The warning must take up at least 10% of the screen height, placed in bold, high-contrast text across the full width of the bottom section
— For influencers, the warning must stay on screen for the entire integration
— On radio, the warning must be read at the end without music
— Violations fall under consumer protection and fair-commerce laws

📌 Why this matters for the market
Previously, each province regulated advertising differently — resulting in inconsistencies, confusion, and challenges for operators. The new regulation cancels old norms, establishes a uniform federal standard, and creates an official mechanism for submitting complaints against violators.

At the same time, overall iGaming regulation in Argentina remains inconsistent and varies by region.

👉 Full details, risk analysis, and recommendations for advertisers — in our complete Argentina GEO overview.

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🔥 Internet without stress at iGaming conferences: how not to lose connection at the most important moment

If you travel to betting and gambling events, you know the pain: thousands of people on the same Wi-Fi, the connection drops, Telegram freezes. The only way to guarantee stable internet is to prepare in advance.

📌 eSIM is the fastest, most reliable, and safest way to stay online at iGaming conferences.

📌 We’ve gathered everything you need in one place — useful both for conferences and vacations:
— the best eSIM services for travel;
— tariff comparisons by country;
— step-by-step instructions for Airalo, Nomad, Surfroam;
— promo codes for our partners.

👉 Want to survive any conference without pain? Read our full guide, choose an eSIM, activate it in advance, and work without surprises.

🌍 Already preparing for your next conference? — Tell us in the comments where you’re heading. And if you haven’t decided yet — check our event calendar and pick what suits you!

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🔥 USA: how the journey from tribal games to mobile iGaming created one of the most lucrative markets for affiliates

Today, the USA is one of the most technologically advanced and profitable iGaming markets. But this isn’t a story of “born — succeeded”: the path took hundreds of years, from the ritual practices of Indigenous peoples to mobile apps, live casinos, and powerhouse operators like DraftKings and FanDuel.

📌 In the detailed 3SNET breakdown:

— A look into the past: key milestones in the evolution of iGaming in the USA.
— The modern market: digitalization, competition, and regulatory maturity.
— What’s next: the future of betting and gambling in the US.
— And why the US market is so valuable for affiliates.

🔗 Want to dive into the history, numbers, technologies, and future of the US market? Visit our blog!

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⚡️ Blocking is the new normal. Check what’s already gone dark

Recent weeks in Russia have brought a nonstop wave of restrictions: messengers, games, social networks, and services used by millions are getting hit. In just one week, WhatsApp*, Roblox, FaceTime, and Snapchat “vanished into the fog” — each for different reasons: from legal violations to accusations of extremism and recruitment.

👉 If you work with traffic, promote products, or run communications, you must know in advance what’s blocked today — and what’s at risk.

📌 We created a tool that solves this problem

“Blocked Services” by 3SNET is a convenient dashboard covering all current restrictions: choose a date, country, and service — and get the latest status instantly.

🔗 Stay updated and don’t work blindly — check our service for the current status of any platform.

*classified as extremist and banned in Russia.

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🔥 The biggest iGaming updates from the first week of December: bans, investigations, and new rules of the game

The week was intense: Roskomnadzor is cracking down on VPNs, Curaçao is shaken by scandals, Google rewrites the rules yet again, and illegal operators in Asia live as if in a parallel universe. Here’s the essential — short and to the point.

📌 Russia — a week of blockages
Roskomnadzor upgraded its blocking system and targeted the VLESS protocol, once considered one of the most resilient. WhatsApp*, Roblox, FaceTime, and Snapchat were taken down. Not related to VPNs — just an unfortunate harvest.
You can check the current block status here.

📌 Curaçao: regulatory scandal of the week
The prosecutor’s office is investigating CGA — no details, full fog. In parallel, former tax chief Alfonso Trona is under investigation, and the ex-minister of finance resigned amid mutual corruption accusations.
Expected licensing revenue was $17M, but the budget shows $30M — with little transparency. The regulator denies everything, the new minister demands answers. A real regulatory thriller on the island.

⚡️ Upd: The story ended calmly — Curaçao’s financial supervision council removed from its report the paragraph mentioning a possible investigation of the regulator.

📌 Global regulation: who got relief, who got pressure
— Montenegro refuses to revise its new gambling law — strict course unchanged.
— Bulgaria rejects the idea of state monopoly and privatization — the market stays free.
— Finland will launch dual licensing in 2027: B2C for operators, B2B for software.

📌 Taxes: from hits to gifts
— Zimbabwe raises operator tax from 3% to 20% and winnings tax from 10% to 25%.
— Estonia lowers its online gambling tax from 6% to 4%.
— Bolivia plans to cancel gambling tax entirely — administration costs exceed revenue.

📌 Illegal markets: the scale is shocking
— In India, up to 82% of players moved offshore after bans — illegal became mainstream.
— Indonesia uncovered a network of 328,000 domains: hacked sites, US & EU gov subdomains, malware apps, fake brands, tens of thousands of stolen accounts.
Maintaining such infrastructure costs millions — the underground level is astronomical.

📌 Google Ads changes the rules again
From December 1 in the US, Google banned CPA networks and affiliates from promoting online horse race betting. Certifications revoked, new applications rejected, violations lead to instant bans.
Licensed operators may still advertise — intermediaries no longer can. The industry will need to quickly restructure acquisition channels.

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