The Malta Gaming Authority regulates gambling under Malta’s Gaming Act and related subsidiary legislation. It authorises both business-to-consumer gaming services and qualifying business-to-business supplies, then supervises authorised entities for continuing compliance. The legal company holding the authorisation is the key unit of regulation, so a casino brand can operate under a licensed company without the brand name itself being the licensee.
Malta provides a public Licensee Register that can be searched by licensee name, authorisation status, website address or gaming service. The Authority also maintains an Enforcement Register and publishes notices about unauthorised websites that falsely claim or imply a connection with it. These tools make it possible to separate a current authorisation from an old seal, copied licence number or similarly named company.
Supervision continues after a licence is granted. The Authority’s 2026 regulatory material addresses supervisory priorities, compliance reviews and changes to audit procedures. Enforcement can include suspension or cancellation of an authorisation and other measures available under Malta’s gaming legislation. Public enforcement entries identify the affected legal entity and regulatory action, which is important when a consumer brand has changed ownership or moved between operating companies.
Malta’s authorisation should be read together with the market rules that apply where gambling is actually offered. An MGA licence establishes status under Malta’s framework but does not automatically override another country’s requirement for local permission. For a current casino check, the operator’s legal entity, approved website and authorisation status should all correspond with the Authority’s live register rather than being inferred from promotional wording.
Archived Malta Gaming Authority Casino Reviews: Historical reviews appear after current casino records associated with Malta Gaming Authority. Archived casinos are not included in current active listings, and current bonus offers are omitted.
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