Online gaming software developer EvenBet has secured a supplier license from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA). 

The new license, which covers EvenBet’s core poker offering along with casino and sports betting integrations, will allow the company to significantly expand its international reach, in the European market and further afield. 

Evenbet’s poker platform includes a Mini Games feature, offering access to hundreds of slots and other games, plus a sports betting function that lets players wager on live sports from within the online poker room. 

Commenting on the news EvenBet Gaming CEO, Dmitry Starostenkov, said:

“We are delighted to have been awarded a supplier licence by the MGA in what is an important landmark in the history of EvenBet Gaming.

“Our new licence will help us significantly expand  the reach of our services. In recent months, the popularity of online poker has grown exponentially and we’re well positioned to meet the demands of operators and players alike.”

The company has launched over 100 poker rooms in the past decade, offering 33 different game types and serving around 5 million active players. 

AYO.NEWS says:

The mass cancellation of global sports during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis has seen a resurgence of online poker as operators look to provide customers with alternative entertainment. 

A few weeks ago, ahead of the SBC Digital Summit, we caught up with EvenBet CEO, Dmitry Starostenkov, to get his take on the state of online poker and how EvenBet was responding. 

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