For a legal online casino licensed in Malta, the relevant MGA record is a B2C licence with Type 1 casino approval. The Malta Gaming Authority’s register identifies the company holding that licence. CheckYourCasino brings together the holder, licence reference and websites recorded in the source.
The casino category on an MGA licence
A casino name and a licensed company are not always the same name. The MGA record lets you identify the business behind the brand and read its approved activity. In the records used here, Type 1 casino approval belongs to the B2C licence.
The source lists websites at operator level. It does not allocate every approved game separately to each address, so the licence category should stay attached to its holder.
Examples of holders in the register
The saved records include L.C.S Limited with reference MGA/B2C/233/2013 and Progressplay Limited with MGA/B2C/231/2012. These are examples of licence-holder records, not a ranking of casinos or a claim that every website associated with either company offers the same games.
Malta and the country where you play
An MGA record explains a Maltese licence. Whether the same service may be offered in your country depends on that country’s permissions. A Maltese company address or an MGA logo does not settle that separate question.
Find the company or website
Enter the casino name or full address above. The results and available list open after the search. Compare the company in the result with the website’s legal details and follow the exact address, rather than another brand in its group.
The source dates show which register information was used. Open the MGA record to look for a later change when a company, licence reference or address differs.
The dates refer to the MGA register information used, rather than a new check of every listed website.
Official sources
- Licensee Register
Sources checked: · Source data date: Not stated