Malta News - Page 3

The provider of online sports book solutions has obtained a full Class 4 Remote Gaming License by the Malta Gaming Authority.

Any €50 wagered on any slot game earns players one ticket to the World Tour lottery, where a trip to Malta is up for grabs.

The company launched 25 new operators across Europe and Asia, increased monthly live events in OddsMatrix and more.

The casino's poker room welcomes players to play all sorts of games from June 8-12.

The poker tour returns to Barcelona for the thirteenth successive year, with a giant festival running from Aug. 16-28, 2016, followed by Malta in October and Prague in December.

A selection of Kiron's most popular sports will be rolled out in 30 IZIBET retail betting outlets around the island, as well as the world famous Dragonara Casino in St. Julian's.

Players on Dragonara Live Casino can join in the roulette fun along with players in Dragonara Casino in Malta.

The conference will take place on Nov. 6 at the InterContinental Conference Area and will last half a day, giving attendees the rest of the day to network.

Affiliates can register for free to attend the SiGMA '15 iGaming conference in Malta this November.

Bet365 obtain sports betting licence in Malta.

Three more online gambling companies in Malta have licences suspended by the Malta Gaming Authority.

Six Maltese illegal online gambling companies assets have been seized and licences suspended.

EPT teams up with Hilton Malta and VisitMalta for Maltese debut.

The Dutch plan to work closely with their European counterparts once the online regulation is in place.

Malta is renowned for its established commercial infrastructure which enables businesses to build and expand its offering through employment and third-party relationships.

The program for the iGaming subsidiary of Malta’s largest land-based casino will be managed using Income Access software.

Joining forces with the regional Italian Poker Tour (IPT), the 11-day EPT Malta poker festival will take place in the popular tourist resort of St Julian’s and will feature 40-45 events.

Gambling advertising in Malta is strictly controlled, but some casinos are allegedly advertising on social media illegally.

Two of the world's leading eGaming jurisdictions have signed an agreement that will set new standards in the setting up of business friendly environments.

The DSPT-Malta event will take place in November 2014, as a kickoff to Dragonara's new poker venue.