Compliance Updates
Ezugi Expands its Operations to New Regulated Markets

Ezugi has successfully passed the requirements set by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) to receive an official Recognition Notice to offer Live Dealer services out of its flagship studio in Bucharest, Romania.
MGA licensed operators are now able to offer Ezugi’s favourite live tables to their players including Roulette, Blackjack, Unlimited Blackjack, Baccarat and the recently launched Andar Bahar and Teen Patti.
Further to its MGA licence, Ezugi has also secured Italian certifications for its games and studio, aiming to launch the first two operators during Q1 2020. This is complemented by a Spanish roulette game certification and will see the company’s inaugural OTT Roulette in Spain during the same quarter.
These three new additions mean Ezugi now operates in numerous key regulated markets, including New Jersey, South Africa, Romania, Bulgaria, Belgium and Hungary.
“2020 promises to be an exciting year for Ezugi and these new European licences provide us with the perfect platform for expansion. Each market offers fantastic potential and these territories will help us significantly grow our business,” Pang Goh, Business Development Director of Ezugi, said.
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