International Gaming Awards

Malta-based Betsson Group was on Monday celebrating being a finalist in six categories at the upcoming International Gaming Awards (IGA) 2021.

The company stated it was excited to announce its nomination for the categories, which include 'Best Customer Service Company of Year', 'Mobile Operator of the Year', 'Online Casino Operator of the Year' and 'Great Place to Work Award'.

"These awards recognize and celebrate the best companies in the highly competitive industry of iGaming", the Group said on social media.

The IGA will take place on 8th September, at the Savoy Hotel in London.

It will recognise winners in a variety of categories, with a particular focus on charity.

Several other prominent Malta-based companies were also nominated for awards, including Aspire Global, in the 'Sustainable Business' and 'Great Place to Work Award (Supplier)' categories.

LeoVegas Gaming Group was nominated in the most categories, 13, meaning it has a chance of winning such awards as 'Mobile Operator of the Year' and the 'Charitable Community Award'.

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International Gaming Awards/ LinkedIn





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