Under the decision of the authority, Bet Service Group Ltd was directed “to proceed with the cancellation process of the authorisation, and to suspend all gaming operations with immediate effect.” At the same time, a notice on the companies website(s) must be displayed informing all players that the authorisation has been cancelled.

The MGA also “notifies that any websites operated by Bet Service Group Ltd or associated with Bet Service Group Ltd, and which make reference to the authority or the above-quoted licence is not approved to be operational by the authority. Due to the cancellation of the licence, Bet Service Group Ltd is therefore not authorised to continue conducting gaming by means of distance communications under an authority licence.”

The MGA suspended the gaming licence of the group as of 23 January 2019, as Business Malta reported.

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Under the decision of the authority, Bet Service Group Ltd was directed “to indefinitely suspend all gaming operations, cease to register new players or accept any deposits on the Licence and to submit all data and documentation” requested by the MGA.

Due to the suspension of the licence, Bet Service Group Ltd is not authorised to continue conducting gaming employing distance communications under a permit by MGA.

“The authority notifies that no further information shall be released at this stage in order not to compromise any investigations that may need to be performed by the authority and any other competent authority,” the MGA statement notes.

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