SPRIBE EXPANDS REACH WITH MALTA GAMING AUTHORITY LICENSE

Casino game developer Spribe has secured a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), allowing it to offer its games to operators in numerous new markets.

Launched in 2018, Ukraine-based Spribe has made a name for itself with products aimed at connecting with Millennials like Turbo Games, which combine elements of social media with simple but engaging gameplay. Titles in the mobile-first Turbo Games range include Aviator, Mines, and Dice. 

Spribe also offers a series of skill-based games, including Poker, Backgammon, Bura, Seka, and Domino. 

All Spribe products, which are hosted on AWS and Microsoft Azure, have been developed using cryptographic technology called “probably fair”, making it impossible for any third-party to interfere in the game process. 

The new Malta license follows just weeks after Spribe received approval from the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) to offer its games to operators in the British market. 

Discussing the news Managing Partner at Spribe, David Natroshvili, said:

“This is a significant moment in our journey to becoming one of the top casino content creators in the market, allowing us to partner with Malta licensees for the first time.

“This will significantly increase the reach of our games, allowing us to work with more operators and to provide their players, and especially those in the Millennial demographic, with a unique, exciting and thrilling online casino experience like no other.

“The Spribe team has worked incredibly hard to get to this stage and to secure approval from the Malta Gaming Authority and armed with our licence we will continue to deploy or ambitious growth plans for this year and beyond.”

Staying with the Malta Gaming Authority, earlier this week we reported that the authority has revealed it cancelled seven and suspended two licenses in the first half of 2020. 

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