MGA warns consumers over six unauthorised gambling websites
The Malta Gaming Authority has said it has no link to six websites found operating without its approval, after identifying them during October 2026.
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The Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) said on 30 October 2026 that it holds no connection with six websites discovered during October 2026, naming reelfurycasino.org, uwin33myr5.com, winvora.io, brittsino.co.uk, upgaming.com and jedar88-heng.lol.
According to the regulator, these sites had claimed to hold MGA licences or referenced the Authority in some way, statements the MGA described as false and misleading.
The MGA urged consumers to check that any gambling operator is properly authorised before using its services. It said licensed operators are bound by strict legal requirements designed to protect consumers, while unlicensed entities operate outside this regulatory framework and lack the same safeguards, making dealings with them risky.
The regulator said a complete list of unauthorised URLs it has identified is available on its website, with entries added as new cases emerge. It added that a list of all MGA-licensed operators is also published for consumers to consult.
Source: Malta Gaming Authority.