7-13th November 2019 | Responsible Gaming Week in Malta. Learn more and register here.
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A bad reputation, lack of adequate infrastructure, high property prices and the availability of places in schools for foreigners offer significant limitations to gaming sector’s growth, conference hears.
Malta-based gaming companies accused of operating illegally in Norway acted within a full legal framework, by virtue of the single market freedoms, an industry body has insisted.
Recent Posts MGA Annual Report: Strong continued growth puts iGaming at 12% of Malta’s economy EGBA Announces European Safer Gambling Week 2023: 13-19 November iGEN sponsors Maltese athlete: 10 Ironmen...
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Recent Posts MGA Annual Report: Strong continued growth puts iGaming at 12% of Malta’s economy EGBA Announces European Safer Gambling Week 2023: 13-19 November iGEN sponsors Maltese athlete: 10 Ironmen...
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