Gaming software provider BetConstruct has obtained approval to offer poker on its service.
The firm applied for an online poker license with the Malta Gaming Authority and it’s finally been approved, meaning the company can now add poker to its portfolio of games.
BetConstruct has described the new license as the “perfect addition” to their current licenses which covers sports betting and the provision of fantasy sports, SBC News reports.
Under the new license, BetConstruct has been granted approval from the Malta Gaming Authority to add poker under its B2C and B2B licenses.
Vigen Badalyan, the Founder and CEO of BetConstruct, said in a statement: “We are very pleased to secure Online Poker License as a result of the continuous development and improvement of our software.
“Meeting high technical standards of MGA, we now offer to build on high game profiles and attract maximum player numbers with our Poker Software.”
He continued: “European operators can take full advantage of our system providing increased levels of protection for novice players from losing their bankroll to far more experienced players and advanced game functionality including multi-table play for professional players.”
Karine Kocharyan, BetConstruct’s Head of Licensing and Certification, said the licensing was an opportunity for the firm’s partners to use a “fully fledged white label offering through one skin.”
Earlier this month, BetConstruct was certified by the Gaming Laboratories International, which means it’s one step closer to being able to offer its games to UK operators.
Meanwhile, the firm also struck a deal with Helio Gaming in which the company’s lottery games will become available on BetConstruct’s platform.
