Soft2Bet Secures a Spanish Gaming Licence from the DGOJ
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Soft2Bet is the owner and operator of several successful gaming brands including CampoBet, Betinia, and Don.ro. The general license allows Soft2Bet to provide its platform in the Spanish jurisdiction using its proprietary technology known as Motivational Engineering Gaming Application (MEGA), to power its service.
Securing this licence in Spain marks a significant step in our ongoing expansion and reinforces our commitment to compliance and responsible gaming. Our rapid growth and dedication to industry standards enable us to provide exceptional gaming experiences tailored to the needs of Spanish players and market alike.
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In the statement Soft2Bet says it is focuses on strategy of expansion globally. It believes it can achieve this business objective by growth within regulated markets worldwide, with regulatory compliance and striving to meet the highest gaming industry standards.
Soft2Bet boasts that being approved for the gaming license in Spain demonstrates the success of their strategic plan. Senior leadership state they are going to provide their services to specific regions and will work to supply a localized platform for regional areas in the country.
The B2B provider says the license from Spain gives the business a significant presence in several European regions, and the provider received its B2B License for Greece in late 2023.
There are also plans for Soft2Bet to enter the North American market later in 2025, with an initial launch in the US state of New Jersey later this year.
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