Tada Gaming continues to expand its global operations and has now received a British gaming license from the British Gaming Commission. A British license marks a landmark moment for the Taiwanese Igaming developer.
Entry to the British online casino market and the validation that a British gaming license entails can significantly increase the company’s revenue.
Comment on the milestone, Andy Huang, CEO of Tada Gaming, stated: “While all gaming authorities rightly insists on rigorous standards and strict compliance with the rules, Britain’s gaming commission has a reputation for being the most demanding.”
“We are pleased to have had our gaming protocols and commitment to the highest standards for Fair Play verified in this way, which means that we can expand our presence, increase our levels of trust and deliver more and more secure, reliable and innovative gaming experiences to players in the UK and thereafter.”
Tada gaming expansion
The company was founded in 2019 in Taiwan but has expanded the range in Europe and was launched in Italy through a partnership with Pixelo in November last year. It also holds licenses issued by the Malta Gaming Authority, Hellenic Gaming Commission, Romanian Onjn and the Swedish Gaming Inspectorate.
Through a partnership with Golden Palace Casino, Tada Gaming has also entered the Belgian market and offers its dice -led slot machines to players in the country.
After Brazil has legalized online games this year, the company has also marked the country as a key market. It has now 60 games certified for the local market and aim to build more connections in the region.
In addition, Tada Gaming launched its free-to-game platform, Freeslotmatch, in the United States and marked its entry into the US social gaming market. Several competitions casinos now have the developer’s portfolio of games, Which includes slots, table games, bingo and crash games.
Britain’s online casinos offer great opportunities
The British Gaming Commission revealed that 2024 saw the gross game return increase to £ 15 billion with £ 6.9 billion in total for online casinos, betting and bingo, an increase of 6.9% in April 2022 to March 2023.
The Commission is one of the stricter supervisory authorities when it comes to issuing licenses and has stuck to places. Last year, a new £ 5 limit was introduced to the games. Regulations will also be stricter at land -based casinos with new rules that limit the number of gaming machines allowed in premises.
These limitations are expected to slow down growth, but the market is still large enough for TADA to reap high rewards from its new license. An igaming analyst at Vixio, said: “The United Kingdom remains mature but not stationary – regulation will slow down growth, but new verticals and relaxed audiences will keep up.”
There are currently an estimated 16 million players in the UK and it is expected to rise to 18 million in 2027.
