Last updated: December 13, 2024
The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has warned about several unauthorized gaming websites falsely claiming MGA affiliation. The Authority urges consumers to verify online gaming platforms for legitimacy and compliance and directs users to a list of authorized entities on its official website for safe gaming experiences.
Recently, MGA released a public notice stating that it is not connected with several Online Gaming and Gambling Platforms. The statement, which seeks to protect consumers and integrity in the Malta gaming industry, lists five gambling websites that fake MGA licenses.
The website in question is www. rayvietnam. Net, www. rbvn08. Com, www. raybet03. Com, www. ray097. com, and www. ray40. com. The MGA noted that any of these sites claiming to hold a Maltese gaming license is false and misleading.
This warning is very important to consumers because it will force them to check and confirm the legitimacy of online gaming platforms before they transact with them. This is why the MGA focuses on informing its players about what platforms they should gamble with and which platforms are unregulated and thus can potentially pose a threat to end users.
To help consumers, the MGA suggests using its website to provide a full list of accredited companies, which are its licensees.
Recently, the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) posted a rather stern message to the online gaming consumer base, insisting that everybody engage in such activities only with the help of services authorised by the MGA. This refers to the official Maltese licences, which the regulatory body pointed out means compliance with legal requirements intended to protect users. The other concern is with unauthorized players since they fall under these protective regulations as changes operate.
The MGA encouraged consumers to check their legitimacy before dealing with an operator, recommending that they reference the list published on the authority’s website, which contains accurate information on the MGA-licensed operators. This measure is part of the MGA’s further attempts to ensure a transparent and safe gambling environment in online gaming.
Moreover, the MGA recently created an ESG center for its licensees in another development. Introducing this new online resource presented on the MGA website, the applicants give comprehensive information about ESG reporting to help licensees fulfill their regulatory obligations of being socially responsible.
