Malta's Gaming Authority warned that lavbet321.com and kasinoseta.com falsely claim to hold Maltese licences or have links to the regulator. It said it has no connection to either site and advised players to check its register of authorised entities before using an operator.
The warning highlights the need for operators and players to distinguish authorised services from sites falsely claiming MGA links.
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The Malta Gaming Authority warned consumers that six websites falsely claim links to the regulator or licences it issues. It said the claims were false and misleading and advised users to verify operators against its public register; the warning followed a licensing claim by PHLove, which the MGA said had no connection to it.
The Malta Gaming Authority said it has no connection with dragonia-de.de or dragonia-casino.at. It said references to the authority or gambling licences supposedly issued by it are false and misleading.
The Malta Gaming Authority named five websites it said were unaffiliated with the regulator and operated without MGA licences. The list comprises four NagaCash domains and ebet.agency; the authority advised customers to check its licensee register when assessing whether a gambling service is regulated.
The Malta Gaming Authority said it has no connection with six websites and that their references to the authority or Maltese gaming licences are false. It urged consumers to check whether a service provider is authorised before using its services.
It was reported that MGA identified three websites it says mislead users about their licensing status. The regulator warned that the sites impersonate authorised operators or suggest MGA approval.