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E-Gaming Spain receives new approval for multi-slot machines in the Canary Islands

Licences & markets

E-Gaming Spain said it received a new homologation for its E-Multislot machines with a token system in the Canary Islands. The approval includes E-Flat models, mixed groups of machine models and a maximum credit marker increased from 50 credits (€10) to 100 credits (€20); the homologated range includes 16 games.

The homologation permits changes to the approved machine configurations and credit-marker limit in the Canary Islands.

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