Strong legislation, innovation and connectivity continue to attract iGaming companies to Malta. Ian Vella interviews Darren Moore, who recently relocated his company to Malta.

Strong legislation, innovation and connectivity continue to attract iGaming companies to Malta. Ian Vella interviews Darren Moore, who recently relocated his company to Malta.

Malta is asserting itself as an iGaming hotspot, with the industry contributing around 12 per cent of the GDP, second only to tourism. The country is not resting on its laurels – it cannot afford to – and is constantly upgrading its already strong legal and regulatory framework.

This continues to encourage further innovation and growth which in turn attracts further investment. In recent years Malta has developed an extensive network of double taxation agreements, set up a competitive tax system and is fast becoming the leading EU-based solution.

From the technical side, operators are quite impressed with the infrastructure the island can offer – Malta is well connected via submarine cables which offer fibre routes and a solid interconnection that can service the largest players in the iGaming industry.

Darren Moore, founder of bettinggods.com, recently decided to start relocating his business to Malta from the UK.

Moore first started out betting small on horse races while still working full-time as a police officer in North Yorkshire, UK. He started studying racing and found that he could achieve a good level of success and was able to often identify a winner or runner-up. His knowledge of horse racing and betting reached a point where betting income was sufficient to become a professional gambler and live solely from the gambling profits.

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