Elbet said it had received a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority. The company, which develops sports betting, bingo and lottery software and gaming machines, said it was founded in Belgrade in 2002.
Elbet’s reported Malta Gaming Authority licence may affect its ability to supply gaming products in Malta’s regulated market.
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Wildz Group said it has received an online gambling licence for Finland, allowing it to operate when the regulated market opens next year. The operator said Altenar, its sportsbook technology partner since 2024, will support its market entry; Wildz Group CEO Sam Brown said the market is expected to open in July 2027.
Million Games said it received approval from Sweden’s Spelinspektionen to offer commercial online games in Sweden. The company plans to certify individual titles and pursue partnerships with Swedish operators and aggregators.
TaDa Gaming said it had received a UK Gambling Commission licence, which it said would allow it to offer its games to players in the UK. The supplier said the licence followed completion of its application and adds to authorisations it lists in Malta, Greece, Romania and Sweden.
MGM Resorts chief executive Bill Hornbuckle said the company had applied for approval to pursue a casino project in Abu Dhabi. He said the federal and Abu Dhabi governments would decide on the application and expressed hope for further information on federal oversight later in the year. Wynn Resorts had also applied for a licence, the report said.
Rootz said it had received a German licence to offer virtual slot games, according to a company announcement reported in the report. The regulator's 23 September whitelist did not yet include the company when the report was updated.