iGaming regulation9 October 20261 min read

UKGC agrees £4.75m settlement with Evolution Malta over unlicensed distribution

The UK Gambling Commission reached a £4.75 million regulatory settlement with Evolution Malta Holding after finding that its casino games were accessible to British consumers through unlicensed operators. The action signals that business-to-business suppliers are expected to monitor distribution…

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