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ScatterKings secures MGA Critical Gaming Supply licence

Malta Gaming Authority approval enables the slot studio to supply games to licensed operators as it targets further growth across Europe and beyond.

ScatterKings has been granted a Critical Gaming Supply licence by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), giving the slot supplier a B2B approval to distribute content to licensed operators as it targets expansion across Europe and other regulated markets.

The company said the licence supports its growth strategy following its official launch in 2025 and builds on its distribution approach via operator and aggregator partnerships, including Hub88.

ScatterKings also pointed to a recent commercial deal with Stake, which it said was finalised last month, as another step in its rollout.

Steve Cross, Chief Commercial Officer at ScatterKings, said: “This is a milestone the whole team can be proud of, and I’d like to thank them for the hard work and commitment that made it possible. Securing our MGA licence gives us a stronger foundation to grow alongside our partners, build new operator relationships and bring our games to more players across regulated markets.”

With the MGA licence in place, the supplier said it plans to widen distribution for titles including Coins Forged In, Big Bob, and Coins of Cleo.