The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has launched its suspicious betting online reporting platform. 

Following the MGA’s publication, Consultation Feedback & Guidance Paper in Relation to Suspicious Betting Reporting Requirements & Other Sports Integrity Matters, Malta-licensed operators offering betting on sporting events are obliged to report suspicious betting via a specific portal to the MGA. 

The MGA’s Sports Integrity Unit has now launched its Suspicious Betting Reporting Mechanism (SBRM), making it available to all B2C Malta-licensed operators which offer betting on sports events, as of 23 November 2020. 

Though the new online reporting platform was not required to go live until 1 January 2021, the MGA says it has made it available early to ensure a smoother transition, and allow any necessary changes to be made prior to the official obligation date. 

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