Compliance Updates
True Flip Group acquires the MGA B2C license for its upcoming EMOJINO brand

True Flip Group, which owns the MGA-licensed True Lab game studio, has acquired a B2C permit from the Maltese gaming authority.
Following its successful developments throughout 2020, the Group is preparing to launch an all-new casino brand EMOJINO that makes use of the company’s custom platform solution.
“This year has shown great potential within our operation vertical, and we’re really proud to receive the MGA B2C permit. Together with the B2B license acquired last year, this marks a very positive step in our journey towards regulated markets.
Having put some outstanding efforts into polishing a powerful software solution, both our operation and technical teams prepared a solid ground for the launch of our next casino brand. There’s no doubt that being completed with a trusted legal framework, our new casino products will meet the highest expectations.
In the coming year we will evaluate our demand in the additional local licenses and start working to acquire the first of these†– said True Flip Group co-founder Konstantin Katsev.
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