Compliance Updates
PRAGMATIC PLAY TAKES A CRUCIAL STEP IN THE GREEK MARKET BY BEING GRANTED AN A1 SUPPLIER LICENSE

Pragmatic Play, a leading content provider to the iGaming industry, has been granted a Type A1 supplier licence by the Hellenic Gambling Commission.
This licence will allow Pragmatic Play to continue delivering innovative Slots and Live Casino titles to the Greek market under the new regulations.
This news serves to strengthen the provider’s position in the Greek market after already forming lucrative partnerships with Kaizen Gaming and Novibet’s Greek operation.
Greek players will be delighted to be able to avail themselves of popular titles like Fruit Party 2, Sweet Bonanza and Wolf Gold, while also sampling new releases like YumYum Powerways and Chilli Heat Megaways™.
Obtaining this license strengthens Pragmatic Play’s mission of bringing its best-in-class products to regulated jurisdictions.
Sheriff Khamoura, Director of Compliance said: “We are thrilled to take a crucial step into the Greek market by being granted this A1 Licence. This is a great opportunity for us to continue delivering our expanding product offering to Greek operators.”
Currently producing up to five new slot titles a month, Pragmatic Play also delivers Live Casino and Bingo games as part of its multi-product portfolio, available through one single API.
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