The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has issued a fresh warning to players after identifying several iGaming sites that it says are falsely presenting themselves as licensed or authorised operators. The regulator has urged consumers to verify the licensing status of gambling websites before creating accounts or depositing funds, highlighting the importance of using only operators that appear on its official register....
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