Malta-based The Mill Adventure (TMA) has secured certification for its platform in the Danish regulated market, enabling the company to support new market entrants and established operators seeking a new technology partner.

The milestone advances TMA’s market delivery roadmap and reflects its continued investment in jurisdiction-specific technical, operational and compliance readiness. Denmark joins TMA’s growing regulated footprint across Malta, Germany, Sweden, the Netherlands, Portugal, Austria, Estonia and Georgia. North American expansion is also set to follow through a forthcoming partner launch in Ontario.

Bjørnar Heggernes, Chief Commercial Officer at The Mill Adventure, said that “securing our Danish platform certification marks another important step in our long-term strategy for regulated markets and extends the range of markets in which operators can grow through TMA’s platform.”

“We’re excited to venture into Denmark, offering innovations such as SmartLobbies with our flexible bonus engine and extensive player engagement capabilities. Add to that our proven experience supporting operators from licence application through to launch and live operations, and we can offer much more than just the underlying platform technology,” he added

The certification adds to TMA’s recent commercial expansion, following the successful launches of BetCentury’s debut Swedish brand, FunkySpins.com, and Orange Gaming’s Winz.nl in the Netherlands.

Founded in 2019, The Mill Adventure is an iGaming platform provider that prides itself on technical expertise, innovation, and adaptability. Its platform supports more than 8,000 games, over 100 game studios, and in excess of 100 payment solutions.

The Mill Adventure opened its offices at Pendergardens Business Centre in St Julian’s in 2020, before securing its MGA B2B license a year later.





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