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Gamesys Group is celebrating the official launch of its new office in the Isle of Man, and thanked the “incredible support and dedication” of its team, suppliers, providers and local authorities who made it all possible.

 Gamesys Group is present in nine countries, with two offices in Malta, The iGaming company describes itself as “one of the world’s leading gaming operators, with more than 25 million players and 1500+ employees”. It has some big-title brands, including Virgin, Jackpotjoy, Monopoly and Heart.

Speaking of the new office, Ben Wood, Gamesys Group Managing Director on the island, praised the location as being ideal for its long-established, stable regulatory environment, and an infrastructure that supports the online gaming industry.

The company said that setting up a new office during a pandemic was a “definite challenge” but thanks to the support of various players the project was seen through.

Staff at the new facility will enjoy a more hybrid way of working, by mixing home-working days with office days.





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