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Hacksaw Gaming obtains license by Isle of Man Gambling Supervisory Commission

Malta-based games provider Hacksaw Gaming has started the year off on a high by announcing they have been granted a Software Supply licence by the The Isle of Man Gambling Supervisory Commission.
Hacksaw Gaming has been working hard during 2021 to branch out into new markets and it’s another step in the right direction being granted yet another license. Over the past few years, they’ve managed to secure licenses to serve them in over 5 regulated jurisdictions including UK, Malta and Greece.
Marcus Cordes, COO at Hacksaw Gaming commented: “We’re delighted to add the Isle of Man to our regulatory license portfolio and I’m sure many more licenses will follow in the years to come.”
Hacksaw gaming now have a portfolio of over 70 games split across 3 verticals – Slots, Scratchcards and a mix of both under the High Fixed Prize segment. Their first game of the year was launched on 6th January, King Carrot. Hacksaw Gaming hopes to double their slot portfolio this year which will certainly strengthen their position even further within the industry after the huge growth they have seen over the past 18 months.
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