Best MGA Licensed Casinos

Founded in 2011 and focused on the mobile player, LeoVegas is one of the most awarded online casinos in Europe, and it holds the MGA licence B2C/102/2000 and is owned by LeoVegas Gaming PLC. LeoVegas has adopted a policy of no limits on withdrawals from their casino and offers 24/7 live support on their site for their players.

The company has maintained compliance with the MGA since 2011, and their responsible gambling tools are among the best in the industry.

Unibet is the oldest company on this page, having been founded in 1997 and operating as part of the Kindred Group. The company's MGA licence B2C/112/2000 is one of the oldest numbers in operation, and it also holds a UKGC licence for its UK operation, placing it under the oversight of the industry's two strictest regulators at the same time.

Unibet allows players to withdraw any amount of money from the casino at any time and offers customer support around the clock, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week via live chat, telephone and email support. There is also a full sportsbook in addition to the casino.

Since its founding in 2012, Casumo has offered players a unique loyalty program and is now licensed under the MGA under licence number B2C/217/2012.

The use of gamification at the company to reward players for their play has led to one of the most engaging loyalty programs within the MGA online casino licences. The company has maintained a clean compliance record with the MGA, and its 30x wagering requirement for the signup bonus is below the industry average of 35 to 40x to wager on the bonus winnings.

Videoslots has built their company with the idea of offering the largest selection of games within the online casino industry under an MGA licence. The MGA licence for Videoslots B2C/134/2007 was granted in 2007, making their compliance record with the regulator one of the longest on this list of online casinos.

Their 11 free spins for new players comes with 0 wagering on the winnings from the sign-up games at their online casino.

Wildz launched in 2019 under the company Rootz Limited but offers a unique Turbo mode for games to speed up their gameplay for those who prefer faster games. The MGA licence for Wildz is B2C/784/2020 under the MGA, and they offer no withdrawal limits on their platform.

The online casino offers good game filtering tools to allow users to sort their games according to different criteria under their platform.

Jackpot City has been in operation since 1998, making it one of the oldest gambling sites in operation. Jackpot City is owned by Baytree Internet Ltd as part of the Apricot network and operates under an MGA licence and a GSC licence from the Isle of Man, in addition to eCOGRA certification for the fairness of its games.

Jackpot City keeps all customer funds in a ring-fenced account under the laws of the Isle of Man, one of the strongest forms of player protection in the industry. However, the site has a 50x wagering requirement on its welcome package, which is well above the average for the online casinos in this page's review. More information on this casino can be found on our dedicated Isle of Man page.

Boom Casino is the newest addition to this page, having launched in 2020 under the company Rabidi N.V. with MGA licence B2C/776/2020. Boom Casino is one of the few MGA licensed online casinos in this list to accept cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT. For this reason, Boom Casino also leads our list of licensed crypto casinos.

Boom Casino's promotional offer of a 200% match up to €500 and 200 free spins is one of the more generous offers in the MGA licensed online casinos. However, it does ask players to wager the bonus 40 times before withdrawing. The only withdrawal limit on this page is Boom Casino's cap of €7,500 per player per month.