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MGA revokes Winzon Group licence and imposes €147,080 in penalties

Enforcement & compliance

The Malta Gaming Authority revoked Winzon Group Limited’s authorisation with effect from 11 March 2026, according to the report. The MGA required the company to notify players, refund player balances and provide transaction reports; it also imposed €147,080 in administrative penalties and ordered payment of €46,693.23 in outstanding fees and contributions.

The decision requires Winzon to refund players, report transactions and settle penalties and outstanding regulatory fees.

Earlier fines and penalties by MGA

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Not namedNot statedMGA warns consumers against unauthorised jackpotcitycasino-uk.uk linkNot stated
Not namedNot statedMGA disclaims connection to unauthorised UK casino URLNot stated

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KSA revokes fraudulently obtained lottery licence in the Netherlands

The KSA said it revoked a lottery licence that an unknown party obtained by impersonating the chairman of football club Quick Boys. According to the regulator, Quick Boys neither applied for the licence nor had links to the websites selling tickets. The KSA said it strengthened applicant identity and domain checks and reported the fraud to police.

The KSA has revoked a lottery licence that was held in the name of Quick Boys, a football club from Katwijk, after it was obtained through fraud, the regulator said. According to the KSA, an unknown party posed as the club's chairman during the application and obtained a lottery licence from the regulator. Quick Boys did not apply for a lottery licence and has no connection to the websites on which the lottery was offered, the KSA said. The club is itself a victim of identity fraud, according to the regulator.

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