BetConstruct receives MGA approval to offer poker
Supplier BetConstruct has received approval from the Maltese Gaming Authority (MGA) to add poker to its selection of games.
The poker vertical will be offered under both B2C and B2B licenses and adds to the other licenses BetContruct already possesses in Malta: sports betting and fantasy sport.
Vigen Badalyan, BetConstruct Founder and CEO, said: “We are very pleased to secure Online Poker Licence as a result of the continuous development and improvement of our software.
“Meeting high technical standards of MGA, we now offer to build on high game profiles and attract maximum player numbers with our Poker Software. European operators can take full advantage of our system providing increased levels of protection for novice players from losing their bankroll to far more experienced players and advanced game functionality including multi-table play for professional players.”
The company already secured approval from the regulator to add the casino vertical to its B2C operation earlier this year. This enabled games from Malta-based providers to be added to its platform.
BetConstruct Head of Licensing and Certification, Karine Kocharyan, said it was an excellent opportunity for its partners to use a “fully fledged white label offering through one skin.”
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