Malta-based Pragmatic Play, one of the leading names in the online gambling industry, has been granted a license by the United Kingdom Gambling Commission (UKGC).
UKGC issued a Gambling Software Operating License to one of the fastest growing providers of mobile and desktop digital casino games, which will undoubtedly further improve the company’s market position.
A Great Achievement
Yossi Barzely, the Head of Pragmatic Play’s Business Development, was ecstatic that the company had gotten the chance to enter one of the largest and most respected gambling markets in the world. He added the high standards of UK’s market would further help raising the industry standards.
This is a tremendous achievement for a company founded in 2016, especially because there is a long list of strict regulations which Pragmatic Play had to comply with in order to be granted a UK license.
These regulations refer to various aspects of online gambling business, including technical standards, players’ protection and responsibility towards dealing with problem gambling. Pragmatic Play was thoroughly reviewed and passed with flying colors and now the company can offer the entire portfolio of games to clients in the United Kingdom.
About Pragmatic Play
The extensive and ever expanding portfolio of games has more than 100 slots and table games available, with 80 titles fully optimized for a true mobile gaming experience.
Among these titles are some of the Pragmatic Play classics including Hot Safari, Mighty Kong, Magic Crystals, Sugar Rush, Lady of the Moon and 7 Monkeys, which will certainly make a valuable addition to any online casino offer.
Pragmatic Play releases utilize a mix of Flash and HTML5 to bring topnotch high-quality graphics and excellent sound effects. All Pragmatic Play software is at this moment available in 78 countries around the globe, in 15 languages.
Everyone in the company is working relentlessly to fulfill the vision of being at the very top of the industry, offering their clients a unique and unforgettable gaming experience.
