SectorWire
SearchRegister
MenuClose

ScatterKings says it secures MGA critical gaming supply licence

Licences & markets

ScatterKings said on 12 November that it had received a Critical Gaming Supply licence from the Malta Gaming Authority. The studio said the B2B authorisation supports its plans to expand distribution in regulated markets.

The Malta licence supports ScatterKings’ planned distribution expansion in regulated markets through B2B authorisation.

Earlier licence decisions by MGA

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Hacksaw, HGMT LimitedNot statedMGA extends Hacksaw subsidiary’s B2B licence to Type 3 servicesNot stated
HacksawNot statedMGA approves Hacksaw licence extension for B2B prediction marketsNot stated
FIRSTNot statedFIRST selects Sweden for its next European market expansionNot stated
Zitro Digital, ZitroNot statedZitro Digital renews Malta supplier licence until 2036Not stated
Mozzartbet, Mozzartbet Malta LimitedNot statedMozzartbet ends Malta-licensed Mozzart.com operations from 1 OctoberNot stated

Request a correction

Flag an issue

Keep reading

Licences & markets

New Zealand DIA advances 11 bidders in online casino licence tender

New Zealand's Department of Internal Affairs released the results of its online casino licence tender on 13 October, with 11 entities bidding NZ$15m to progress to the next stage. Entain, Super Group and Stake were among those advancing, with 15 licences available in total. The DIA said operators that failed at this stage must cease operations by 1 December 2026, with the full market launch expected at an unknown date in 2027.

On 13 October, the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) in New Zealand published the outcome of its tender for online casino licences. A total of 11 entities paid NZ$15m (€7.5m) to move forward in the process, and among the successful applicants were Entain, Super Group and Stake. Fifteen licences are on offer, and certain companies are following a multi-brand approach in the country.

Continue reading