We’re excited to announce that we have obtained a Notice of Recognition from the Malta Gaming Authority. Working in much the same way as full authorisation from the regulator, the notice essentially acknowledges that we provide appropriate safeguards that are largely equivalent to those required by Maltese law, thereby allowing us to offer our products to MGA-licensed operators. 

Having previously acquired gaming licences in Gibraltar and Romania, our software was deemed by the MGA to have fulfilled the necessary criteria to provide services in the jurisdiction. This means that in addition to creating future potential partnership options with MGA-licensed operators, customers in the country will now be able to sample our extensive range of premium casino products, including slots, table games, keno, bingo and virtual scratch cards. 

Having been shortlisted two years running for “Slot Supplier Rising Star” at the EGR B2B awards, our games are well known in the industry for their engaging themes and exciting gameplay. Recent studio releases include Cyborg City, which enables players to augment their spins by collecting in-game power-ups, and Warriors & Warlocks – the first Boldplay slot to use a unique dual reel feature. 

Both games – along with a host of other titles that benefit from our signature selection of bonus rounds and progressive prize pools – will now be available to MGA-licensed operators, marking the acquisition of this Recognition Notice out as another significant step in our expansion efforts. 

Speaking of the MGA’s decision to grant the company a Recognition Notice, our CEO, Valli Fragoso, said: “Acquiring this approval from the Malta Gaming Authority is a hugely important step for Boldplay that will enable us to share our diverse range of products with all locally-licensed operators.” 

“The Recognition Notice will sit alongside our existing Gibraltar and Romania licences and allow us to further establish the Boldplay brand in regulated markets across Europe. We’re immensely proud to have been granted the opportunity to begin working in the jurisdiction and we’re looking forward to seeing our games appear in MGA-licensed operators’ lobbies very shortly”