ScatterKings says it received MGA critical gaming supply licence
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ScatterKings said it had obtained a Critical Gaming Supply licence from the Malta Gaming Authority. The supplier said the licence allows it to distribute games to operators and that it expects to finalise a partnership with Stake within a month.
The Malta Gaming Authority has issued ScatterKings a critical gaming supply licence, allowing the studio to distribute its games to operators and expand in regulated countries within and outside Europe.
ScatterKings is set to finalise a partnership with Stake in a month. The supplier has worked on partnerships with operators and aggregators, including Hub88.
The studio began expanding after its launch in 2025. Its games include Coins Forged In, Big Bob and Coins of Cleo.
ScatterKings chief commercial officer Steve Cross thanked the team for its work, calling the licence a milestone and saying it provided a stronger basis for growth with partners, new operator relationships and reaching more players in regulated markets.