E-Gaming Spain said it received Madrid approval for its E-FLAT multi-game machine for salons, bingo halls and casinos, and its E-MULTISLOT AWP 1×500 for hospitality venues. The hospitality model uses a token-based system and has nine games, while the E-FLAT has three 27-inch screens.
The approvals allow operators in Madrid to use the two machines in the stated venue types.
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BMM Testlabs said it received approval to provide online game testing and certification in New Zealand under the country's new online casino framework, overseen by the Department of Internal Affairs. The lab already tests land-based gambling products there.
Wildz says it has secured approval to enter Finland's regulated online gambling market. The operator states it is the first online gaming company to publicly confirm entry ahead of the market's opening.
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Endorphina said it has secured approval to offer its games in Alberta’s regulated iGaming market. The company said the approval followed legal, regulatory and technical requirements and allows it to bring a portfolio of more than 200 games to the province.
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