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WH Partners contributed with the Trends and Developments in Malta article to the Chambers Gaming Law 2023 Global Practice Guide. The article can be found on Chambers.com.

As the iGaming industry continues to expand into Asia, Africa and Eastern Europe, securing the right gaming license is a critical step for operators aiming to establish...

Malta permits the establishment and operation of companies engaged in remote/online gaming activities (such as casino-style games, poker, sports betting, betting exchanges, P2P, skins, lotteries, and software vendors which take commissions on wagers) through all types of technologies (internet, mobile, telephone, fax and game devices).

Malta has steadily evolved into a leading hub for online gaming over the years. Today, hundreds of gaming operators are based on the island, making it a global centre for the iGaming industry.

Once an iGaming operator obtains the applicable remote gaming licence and a company is up and running, one might ask, "What's next from a regulatory point of view?"

Operators looking to obtain an online gaming licence in Malta are required to undergo a rigorous application process in the course of which applicants are required to submit detailed information and documentation ...

The Gaming Authorisations Regulations (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations") in Malta establishes a comprehensive framework for authorising various gaming activities, including online gaming...

There is a conversation happening right now in game studios and boardrooms from Toronto to Tokyo, from Stockholm to Seoul. It is a conversation about where to base the next chapter of a company's growth.

The regulated online gaming industry is subject to a complex network of distinct stringent regulations (per jurisdiction), evolving market trends...

The following roles and responsibilities performed in connection with the gaming activity of a licensee shall each constitute a key function.

Paul Micallef Grimaud and Philip Formosa from Ganado Advocates examine Malta's evolving gambling regulatory landscape, covering MGA licensing requirements, cross-border player claims, prediction markets, and the latest gaming tax reforms. Their comprehensive analysis provides essential insights into one of Europe's most established gaming jurisdictions and its regulatory framework for 2026/27.

A 23 April 2026 opinion by the Court of Justice of the European Union’s Advocate General Emiliou in Case C‑683/24 Spielerschutz Sigma is the latest pronouncement from the CJEU in the lengthy EU law...

Malta è diventata il centro europeo del gioco on-line a distanza (i-Gaming) e rilascia licenze a società che operano nel settore e che offrono servizi come casinò, poker, scommesse sportive, P2P, lotterie, nonché vendita di software attraverso mezzi di comunicazione a distanza.

Explore upcoming industry events where CSB Group will showcase specialized services across yachting, gaming, and financial sectors throughout 2026. Discover opportunities to connect with experts...

La regulación de los juegos de una forma ideal se basa en la premisa de que el juego debe mantenerse libre de la criminalidad, el abuso y la corrupción, proteger a los jugadores vulnerables del juego excesivo ...

Against a backdrop of ransomware-predominant cybersecurity threats, supply chain disruption, and data breaches in the critical infrastructure, the European Union...

The Capital Requirements Policy (hereinafter the ‘Policy') serves as a foundation for the financial soundness of legal entities holding a licence issued by the Malta Gaming Authority...