Hesse receives 30 sportsbook licence applications
The Regional Council of Darmstadt, the Hessian body responsible for handling the federal sports betting licensing process, has revealed that 30 operators have now filed their applications.
MGA Officials attend Counter-Terrorism Training session
The Malta Gaming Authority attended a Counter-Terrorism Training session carried out by the Metropolitan Police Service SO15 (Counter Terrorism Command) and the UK National Terrorist Financial Investigations Unit (NTFIU) on 25 and 26 February, 2020.
The MGA has no connection with vulcanplay.one
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Gibraltar Government: Brexit provides opportunity for growth
Andrew Lyman, Executive Director of HM Government of Gibraltar – Gambling Division, believes that rather than damaging Gibraltar’s gambling industry, Brexit will allow the jurisdiction to grow as a UK-facing hub.
Player protection not where it should be, says Gamban Founder
Despite having the necessary tools, more support needs to be given by operators when it comes to player protection in gambling, according to the Founder of Gamban.
Online betting in Russia: an overview
Operator Triplebet, which runs the Matchbook sports betting exchange, has accepted the Gambling Commission’s temporary suspension of its license in Great Britain, following a two-year review.
Triplebet boosting compliance after temporary Gambling Commission suspension
Operator Triplebet, which runs the Matchbook sports betting exchange, has accepted the Gambling Commission’s temporary suspension of its license in Great Britain, following a two-year review.
UK market weighs impact of credit card betting ban
While intuitive and politically popular, the UK’s ban on betting with credit cards has been criticised as yet another simplistic solution to a complex problem, with dubious benefits for vulnerable groups.
NSofts furthers penetration in African iGaming markets
NSoft, has expanded its African iGaming operations and subsequently entered two new markets: Ethiopia and Burundi. Emerging markets in Africa have been in NSoft’s focus for quite some time. In order to better explore possibilities that African iGaming market offers, NSoft has expanded its business operation’s team with two more dedicated sales managers settled in…
The MGA hosts a delegation from the Lotteries and Gaming Board of Zimbabwe
In February 2020, the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) received a delegation of members of the Lotteries and Gaming Board and the Ministry of Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage of the Republic of Zimbabwe. The meeting was requested by the Zimbabwean authorities in order to receive insight on how the gambling industry is regulated in Malta,…