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The LeoVegas Group has been granted a license for online gaming in the Dutch market. The Group plans to go live on the Dutch market during the second half of 2023. LeoVegas Group, via 21 Heads Up Limited, has been granted a five-year gaming license for casino, live casino, and sports betting by the…
read moreLeoVegas Group has been granted a new gaming license by the German Federal States’ Joint Gambling Authority (GGL). Germany is one of Europe’s largest igaming markets, and under the new license, LeoVegas will be able to offer and market virtual slots nationwide. The German Federal States’ Joint Gambling Authority, Gemeinsamen Glücksspielbehörde der Länder (GGL),…
read moreLeoVegas Group has been notified by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario that the Group has been registered as an igaming operator. It is an important step in the province’s licensing process, where the next and final step involves entering into an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario. This is possible once the company…
read moreLeoVegas Group has been granted renewed licences by the Danish Gambling Authority Spillemyndigheden. The renewed five-year licences will enable LeoVegas to continue offering online casino and sports betting in Denmark until 2026. Since being granted its first Danish licence in 2016, the group has grown to be one of the largest operators in the…
read moreFollowing recent policy changes in the Netherlands, LeoVegas Group has decided to cease provision of services in the country. LeoVegas Group’s expansion strategy is to grow in locally regulated markets, and the group will apply for a Dutch license later this year. The Group has decided to cease provision of service as of 30…
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