Key Moments: Play’n GO has removed its titles from major aggregator platforms. Consequently, this move gives the company stricter control over game distribution. This decision aligns with Play’n GO’s ongoing strategy to avoid unlicensed and offshore gambling markets. For instance, the developer withdrew from the Asian market in September. Meanwhile, Play’n GO recently expanded into Alberta’s regulated market, partnered with Casino Barcelona in Spain, and joined Germany’s DOCV. Aggregator Distribution Ends Amid Black Market Concerns Play’n GO has taken a decisive step to reinforce its stance against offshore gambling. Specifically,…
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