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Play'n GO obtains a new supplier's licence in Greece.

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26/05/2021

Play'n GO has received a new Greek licence allowing the company to continue to provide operators in Greece with its leading portfolio of games.

New supplier licences are being awarded following a number of changes in gaming regulations. As a result, all online slot games in Greece will have to support a maximum bet of £2 per spin, a minimum average spin time of three seconds and a maximum payout of £70,000 per spin, among other measures.

As one of the first providers to receive the new license from the Athens-based Hellenic Gaming Commission, Play'n GO customers will be able to continue to offer flagship titles such as Scroll of Dead™, The Green Knight™, Rich Wilde & The Amulet of the Dead™ and their latest musical release Hammerfall™ to players residing in Greece, while complying with the latest responsible gaming regulations.

Magnus Olsson, Head of Sales and Account Management for Play'n GO, said: "Regulatory changes are a constant in the global gaming industry, and we welcome the new clarity provided by the Hellenic Gaming Commission in its latest framework. We will now work closely with our partners to ensure that their Greek operations are compliant with the new regulations."

One of the hallmarks of Play'n GO is to produce industry-leading titles that are both popular with players and simultaneously available to operators in multiple jurisdictions. We do this with varying local differences in game mechanics requirements, such as maximum bets or spin speeds, which is a testament to our dedication to regulated markets.

Olsson added: "We are very proud of our games. But we also like to bring more to the table. Our rigorous approach to both compliance and game development ensures that our partners can rely on us to deliver entertaining content, ready to be enjoyed by all their players from day one of global release, across multiple markets."

"But to truly enjoy a gaming experience, players need to feel safe. And that's why we're only too happy to adapt our titles to comply with all local rules in regulated markets around the world."

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