Greece’s Hellenic Gaming Commission has granted Regency Casino Online, a joint venture between SkillOnNet and Regency Entertainment, a Type 2 operating licence. The licence permits online slots, live casino games and other interactive gambling products in Greece.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fennica Gaming, Veikkaus | Not stated | Hellenic Gaming Commission grants Fennica Gaming three Greek licences | Not stated | |
| TaDa Gaming | Not stated | TaDa Gaming says it has secured a UK gambling licence | Not stated |
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