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On the 30th of January 2023, the Malta Gaming Authority (‘MGA') published its policy (‘Policy') on the use of distributed ledger technology (‘DLT') by authorised persons.

On 6 April 2026, the Malta Tax and Customs Administration (MTCA) issued awaited guidelines that signal a fundamental evolution of Malta's economic model for the gaming sector.

Over the past few years, esports, which is best described as organised and competitive video game playing, has witnessed immense growth transforming it into a central form of entertainment...

​Since joining the EU in 2004, Malta has reaped popular momentum as a jurisdiction of choice for many business operators to open shop.

On 2nd July 2025, the Malta Gaming Authority ("MGA") published its Capital Requirements Policy (the "Policy"), which introduces new financial obligations for licensed entities.

Prediction markets are gaining traction in Europe, but operators face a critical regulatory question: are these platforms financial products or gaming services? The classification determines licensing requirements, distribution rights, and cross-border viability across EU Member States.

Curaçao licenses have been associated with being a quick and easy fix to obtain due to its lacking in regulations and monitoring compared to other jurisdictions.

iGaming market industry leaders acknowledge the importance of having a long term rolling strategy to remain ahead of the curve.

Sustainability holds the opportunity to transform the gaming sector into one that contributes towards making the world a better place.

Did you ever wonder why you never manage to win the items you want on eBay at the very last minute?

As artificial intelligence transforms the iGaming industry through personalized player experiences and enhanced engagement, operators face a critical challenge: how to leverage AI's capabilities while navigating the complex regulatory landscape of the EU's AI Act and GDPR. The distinction between legitimate personalization and prohibited manipulation has become increasingly nuanced, requiring operators to implement robust governance frameworks that balance innovation with player protection and regulatory co

On 15 January 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union ("CJEU") delivered its Preliminary Ruling in Wunner, Case C-77/24, a significant judgment concerning the interpretation of the law applicable...

The exponential growth of the Malta gaming industry over the past 16 years is, without doubt, a strength for the island of Malta.

At its last session, i.e. on 26.02.2021, the Sejm - lower house of Polish parliament passed an amendment to the Customs Law, which includes amendments to the Gambling Act...

Gambling, from a legal and policy perspective, has been consistently defined by reference to the constitutive elements of involving a monetary consideration, an element of chance...

Malta is today becoming well recognised as a European centre for the online gambling industry. gaming licence maltaMalta – the tiny island nation most famous for being a Mediterranean holiday destination – is today becoming equally well recognised as a European centre for the online gambling industry.

By virtue of Legal Notice 91 of 2026, the Minister responsible for the registration of commercial partnerships, in consultation with the Minister responsible for education, sport, youth, research and innovation...