All Slots Casino Moves to European License

All Slots Casino has moved over to a European License issued by the Lotteries and Gaming Authority of Malta, and will continue to guarantee fair and responsible gambling, its operator Brightshare announced this week.

Renewed commitment

Brightshare said it was changing the financial and business terms of its affiliate program following the move to Malta, but confirmed that it would maintain its 100% commitment to players. As always, its tag line will remain "Playing Fair, Sharing Success," the company said of the regulatory changes.

This means players can continue to expect the same commitment to their rights as usual: eCOGRA certification for the online casino will continue to be renewed annually, and All Slots Casino will continue to expand both its mobile and online offerings while addressing customer demand for products.

Maltese regulation

Malta's Lotteries and Gaming Authority upholds European gambling laws and therefore is known as a particularly strong force for player rights. It sees its role as protecting minors and other vulnerable people, safeguarding player rights, promoting responsible gambling in a safe environment and ensuring the integrity of online casino games.

The LGA has been regulating some of the world's leading online casino since 2001, and also serves as a one-stop shop for regulators and the industry for supporting technological innovation. In short, legalized online gambling is the best and only legitimate form of online gambling, so the LGA-All Slots deal comes as good news for players.