Lithuania gambling law updates
Official changes to Lithuania’s gambling rules and its regulators’ enforcement decisions, by official date, newest first, each checked against the official document. Last change listed 30 Oct 2026.
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2 updates
August 2026
- Not in a report yetDraft Law No XVP-1690 amending Law No IX-325 on Gaming
If adopted, operators would need to integrate with the Control Authority’s player-card system and check players’ eligibility and limits in real time across the sector. The notification gives no effective date.
Official words and status
“Lithuania: Draft Law No XVP-1690 amending Law No IX-325 of the Republic of Lithuania on Gaming”
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- Lithuania: Draft Law No XVP-1690 amending Law No IX-325 of the Republic of Lithuania on Gaming
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- From the official text · no research report yet
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- Accepted automatically as a coming change on 29 Oct 2026, from the official text, checked by our automated ticket review; we have no research report for Lithuania yet, so this line, from the official text, is our record of it.
- Not in a report yetDraft Order amending Order No DI-492Land-based
If adopted, operators would need their electronic gaming machine data management systems to protect recorded and registered data from loss and unauthorised alteration. The document does not state when the changes would take effect.
Official words and status
“The draft amends point 17 by stipulating that the Electronic Gaming Machine Data Management System (hereinafter ‘EGMDMS’) must ensure the integrity of the recorded and registered data. Data must be protected against loss and unauthorised alterations, including against the influence of the technical parameters of gaming devices which may restrict the range of values of the electronic meters of gaming devices managed by the EGMDMS or interrupt their sequential increase.”
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- Lithuania: Order amending Order No DI-492 of the Director of the Gaming Control Authority under the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Lithuania of 24 September 2018 on the Approval of the Technical Requirements for Electronic Gaming Machine Data Management System…
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- From the official text · no research report yet
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- Accepted as a coming change on 30 Oct 2026; we have no research report for Lithuania yet, so this line, from the official text, is our record of it.
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Guidance, court decisions and blocklists
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- 10 Aug 2026technical-regulation-information-system.ec.europa.euOfficial noticeLithuania's Gaming Control Authority has notified the European Commission of a draft order that amends point 49 of its remote gambling device requirements.
Under the draft, a cryptographically secure generator or a continuously generating random number generator may be used to determine gambling results.
Official source: technical-regulation-information-system.ec.europa.eu
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