Evobet to be denied certification in Malta
Online casino operator – Evobet, has been denied a market presence certification by The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), due to a breach of payment-related rules.
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New Return to Player Regulations from the MGA
Located in SmartCity, the Malta Gaming Authority has introduced more efficient Return-to-Player legislation for iGaming industry and offline casinos licensed in the country.
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BGaming obtains supply licence from MGA
The provider obtained the regulatory approval that was required form the Malta Gaming Authority and is now able to provide its entire suite of online casino games such as...
Dr Brincat appointed as new MGA CEO
Brincat will be replacing the former incumbent Heathcliff Farrugia, who did not want to renew his tenure as MGA CEO last November after notifying the Malta government that he...
FansUnite Entertainment acquires licences in Malta
The B2B critical gaming supply license was specially handed out to Askott Entertainment. The new license will allow them to sell their software to various licensed and...
Malta Gaming Authority launches new Suspicious betting reporting tool
This newly released tool is called the Suspicious Betting Reporting Mechanism (SBRM), and is now available to all sports betting operators with MGA licenses after its initial...
