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Online casino game development company Octoplay has secured a supplier permit from the Malta Gaming Authority, enabling it to provide its suite of market-leading slot machine games to operators licensed by the prestigious regulator. Octoplay’s Malta licence adds to those it holds from the Swedish Gaming Authority and complements existing certifications in the UK and …
Casino games development company Octoplay has been granted a recognition notice by the Malta Gaming Authority. The decision, which follows the awarding of its Romanian licence in August, allows the provider to start supplying its games to MGA-licensed operators. It comes a month after Octoplay signed its first direct integration content agreement with Betsson to supply all …
END 2 END, part of Neo Games and Aspire Global network, has been awarded a licence by the highly acclaimed Malta Gaming Authority. Empowered with its MGA licence, the Bingo multiplayer expert is now in position to provide its innovative platform for MGA-licensed operators which is enriched with state-of-the-art real-time Bingo solutions. This latest licence …
Salsa Technology has been awarded its B2B licence by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). Salsa Technology is now in position to accelerate its ambitious European expansion strategy which will complement the strong growth in Latin America. The MGA licence crowns a 10-year journey for the Salsa team where the goal is providing the best platform, …
Kalamba Games has been granted a supplier licence by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) as it looks to grow even further in regulated markets. The licence will enable Kalamba Games to expand in numerous jurisdictions and is a testament to the supplier’s commitment to regulated markets. Kalamba offers a diverse and exciting games portfolio of …
Casino and sportsbook platform provider Soft2Bet has launched two of its brands, Campobet and YoyoCasino, under the Malta Gaming Association licence in a significant step as it looks to expand in regulated jurisdictions worldwide. The licence will allow both brands to supply their solutions to operators within several European territories, offering a full end-to-end platform …
R. Franco Digital, R. Franco Group’s digital division, has landed the highly prized acquisition of its Critical Gaming Supply Licence from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). The licence caps a period of growth and development right across Europe for the rapidly growing provider, which has recently expanded its content offering with multiple tier one operators …
Frumzi, the innovative casino brand launched by leading platform provider Soft2Bet, has been accredited with a certification from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). The online casino’s newly acquired licence allows it to entertain players across MGA markets, offering an enthralling selection of slots, live casino games and world-class jackpot options appealing to a wide variety …
Premium slots and table games provider Habanero has secured a hugely important regulatory milestone through the acquisition of its Critical Gaming Supply Licence from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). Capping an outstanding three years of growth and development across the continent for the provider, Habanero has already established itself as one of Europe’s standout studios. …
Leading online gaming software developer EvenBet Gaming has been granted an extension to its existing supplier licence by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), which will allow the company to offer its gaming platform alongside the core poker offering. The platform provider, which secured its MGA licence earlier this year, has now been approved by the …
TG Lab, the leading omni-channel platform provider, has been granted its Critical Gaming Supply Licence by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). This B2B licence provides the business with the opportunity to strengthen its position as a technology supplier within Europe’s iGaming industry. William Jur, TG Lab VP of Business Development said: “Securing our MGA B2B …
Innovative sports betting supplier BETBY has been granted its supplier licence by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) in an important step as it looks to expand in regulated jurisdictions worldwide. The licence will allow BETBY to supply its AI-driven sportsbook solution to operators within several European territories, offering a full end-to-end platform for partners. With …
Leading online gaming software developer EvenBet Gaming has been granted a supplier licence by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) – allowing the company to significantly boost its international reach. The licence, which covers EvenBet’s core poker offering, as well as casino and sports betting integrations, comes as a huge milestone for the developer as it …
High 5 Games has been granted a B2C licence Type 1 by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), marking High 5 Casino’s approval to enter the real money gaming market. The new online casino will launch on H5G’s proprietary iGaming platform, Vault, which is embedded with innovations that the company envisions will define the future of …
Leading platform provider Digitain has been awarded a B2B Critical Gaming Supply Licence by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), enabling it to supply a wealth of Tier 1 B2C operators based in the critical jurisdiction. The certification recognises Digitain’s award-winning platform, casino software solutions and in-house gaming management suite, building on the company’s record-breaking …
Push Gaming has warmed up for ICE by receiving regulatory approval for its proprietary platform from both the Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). The supplier will now have full control of its own technology development and delivery schedule thanks to a Game Host licence in the United Kingdom and a B2B licence …
Metric Gaming, a multi-tenant B2B sports betting software provider, has obtained a Class 4 licence from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). The licence awarded allows Metric Gaming to distribute its products and services to customers operating from the Mediterranean jurisdiction, considered a gold standard licencing regime in the global industry. Speaking about the successful application, …
Online and mobile casino content provider iSoftBet has been awarded a B2B software licence from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) enabling it to offer more than 100 of its best performing games to a host of tier one brands. iSoftbet is certified in 16 of the world’s largest regulated and emerging territories and provides brands …
The MGA is announcing the creation of a new Sports Integrity Unit as part of an initiative to increase focus and resources towards the fight against the manipulation of sports competitions. The Sports Integrity Unit’s role will consist of the gathering of intelligence and information relating to suspicious betting and will serve as a liaison …
Pragmatic Play, one of the leading software providers for video slots, live casino and bingo, has been awarded a Recognition Notice by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). The Malta-based content provider, which is certified and licensed in over 20 countries, currently holds an MGA Critical Supply License to offer online casino products. The MGA Recognition …
The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) and the Spelinspektionen (the Swedish Gambling Authority) have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the purposes of enhanced cooperation between the two authorities in furtherance of the authorities’ public policy objectives and mutually common values. The aim of this MoU is to facilitate on-going close communications between the …
Content developer Red Rake Gaming has secured licensing from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), its second license award this year following the same from the UK Gambling Commission. In addition to expansion opportunities within the UK market, the MGA license will also allow Red Rake to offer its portfolio of games to MGA licensed operators. Nick Barr, Managing Director of Red …
Norwegian gaming authority Lotteri-og stiftelsestilsynet has reportedly ordered local banking institutions to block gambling transactions from six Malta-based online gambling firms who it says are operating in the market illegally. The six companies identified in a Times of Malta report were Betsson Group, L&L Europe Players Ltd, Co-Gaming Ltd and Gaming Innovation Group, who were formally warned by the authority …
The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has notified of the cancellation of World-of-bets.eu Limited’s gaming licence MGA/B2C/159/2013. No further information was made available.