The Malta Gaming Authority has informed the public regarding a selection of 11 websites pointed out in August 2026 that erroneously profess to be linked with the Authority or have Maltese gaming licenses.
According to the Malta Gaming Authority, it has nothing to do with the 11 websites that were located in August 2026.
The websites flagged by the regulator are:
- royalgame-canada.com
- royal-game.org
- totobet.net
- totobetdash.com
- pokergame.vercel.app
- x3bet-uk.com
- x3bet-pl.com
- betportal.info
- betportal63214.com/en/
- playex.io
- reddice.se
As per the MGA’s statement, all online content referring to the Authority and to the licenses that have been supposedly issued by Malta is both unreliable and deceptive.
The MGA calls on the public to obtain confirmation as to whether the gambling business is legally authorized to act prior to using its services.
The MGA points out that licensed gambling institutions are obliged to abide by specialized rules of conduct and regulations which aim to protect consumers. At the same time, unlicensed casinos do not comply with the regulatory requirements and as a result, do not guarantee consumer protection.
The MGA has issued this announcement, being an essential part of the continuous process of searching for those websites that either scam clients by promising them relevant licenses or displaying their relations with the authority.
