Online gaming, media and solutions company Enlabs has resumed operations in Latvia after the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions. 

Land-based gambling was temporarily banned in Latvia on 22 March, and all online gambling licenses were suspended on 6 April. However, following the passing of a new bill on 5 June, the state of emergency was officially lifted on 9 June, and both land-based and online gambling operations may resume. 

Commenting on the news president and chief executive of Enlabs, George Ustinov, said:

“Latvia is back. Now we can continue to provide the best service and entertainment to our customers. We have worked hard to make the customer experience even better, and are now looking forward to launching updated and improved products. The Enlabs team has shown fantastic energy and solidarity during the long period, and I want to thank them all for their efforts.”

AYO.NEWS says:

It’s certainly positive news to see restrictions being lifted in more countries, but as we pointed out when reporting on the lifting of gambling advertising restrictions in Spain earlier today, companies should remain cautious, because there is a high likelihood that further lockdowns will be necessary later in the year. 

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