Malta: More gaming licences suspended

3 Aug 2015

MALTA -- Following a recent crackdown on online gambling companies alleged to have mafia links, Malta has suspended three more gaming companies licences, according to Igaming business.

Soft Bet, Soft Casino and Fenplay have also now had their licences suspended with no explanation for these particular suspensions.

The original clampdown was led by the Italian police, igaming business reported.

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	Malta: More gaming licences suspended 3 Aug 2015 MALTA -- Following a recent crackdown on online gambling companies alleged to have mafia links, Malta has suspended three more gaming companies licences, according to Igaming business. Soft Bet, Soft Casino and Fenplay have also now had their licences suspended with no explanation for these particular suspensions. The original clampdown was led by the Italian police, igaming business reported.

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