EvenBet Gaming has been granted an extension to its existing supplier licence by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), which will allow the company to offer its gaming platform alongside the core poker offering

The platform provider, which secured its MGA licence earlier this year, has now been approved by the Maltese regulator to offer Type 1 Gaming services. MGA-licensed operators will now have access to the company’s gaming platform, which complements its poker solution and is proven to boost player retention and increase life-time value.

EvenBet’s innovative mini-games feature is covered by this new licence extension, providing operators with the opportunity to offer players a variety of mini casino games without needing to leave the poker table.

The side games functionality includes hundreds of games from a wide range of third-party content developers, enabling players to enjoy an immersive casino experience straight from the poker room. EvenBet also has a full gaming platform available as a standalone option for operators looking to enhance their online casino offering.

Dmitry Starostenkov, EvenBet Gaming CEO, said: “Our business has grown exponentially this year following increased demand for our services and launching the EvenBet poker platform with several new clients.

“Securing this new MGA licence extension is an important move that allows licensed operators to gain access to our full product portfolio, including our casino games platform.

“Our casino and mini games functionality was built with player retention in mind, providing the ultimate tool that keeps poker players engaged in one place and gives them access to quality and complementary content.”

EvenBet has launched more than 100 poker rooms over the past 10 years, offering 33 different game types to approximately five million active players. The company continues to place a responsive and reliable poker solution at the heart of its progressive omnichannel portfolio.