Cancellation of Evobet’s Licence by Malta Regulator for Legal Compliance

Last updated: August 31, 2021 8:19 am

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Evobet held a B2C gaming services licence in Malta and operated bet11.com, m.bet11.com, and sports.bet11.com.

They were legally compliant with the regulations of the Malta Gaming Authority.

Evobet provided online betting services to customers through their licensed platforms.

The gambling licence of Evobet was revoked by the MGA due to their violation of regulation 10 of the Gaming Compliance and Enforcement Regulations.

The legal ruling is regarding regulation 9 (1), which pertains to instances where an operator fails to meet one or more of their applicable obligations.

Evobet failed to comply with legal requirements and neglected to pay necessary regulatory fees to the MGA (Malta Gaming Authority).

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