
3 Oaks Gaming is an Isle of Man-based B2B distributor of premium slot content and promotional tools for regulated casino operators.
Gamitas lists 9 suppliers in the Game Providers category licensed by UKGC that are live in Portugal. 9 of them hold at least one licence we have checked on the issuing regulator's public register.
The licences on file for this group come most often from UKGC (9 suppliers) and MGA (4). They are headquartered in 6 countries, most often Malta (4), and are live in 12 markets on average.
The product types that come up most are Slots (8), Crash & Instant (4) and Bingo (2).
Portugal has a regulated online gambling market; the primary regulator is SRIJ, and a separate B2B supplier licence is not required.
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3 Oaks Gaming is an Isle of Man-based B2B distributor of premium slot content and promotional tools for regulated casino operators.

Malta-based B2B studio supplying video slots to casino operators and aggregators via its in-house RGS, with frequent new game releases.

Armenia-based iGaming studio supplying award-winning fast, crash, skill, slot, table and instant games to global partners.

Malta-based B2B iGaming studio supplying cross-platform casino games to regulated markets worldwide.
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Playson is a Malta-based B2B supplier of mobile-focused online slot games and promotional tools for regulated markets worldwide.

B2B iGaming supplier offering slots, live casino, bingo, virtual sports and sportsbook content through a single API.

B2B iGaming software company creating provably fair crash and casino games for online operators worldwide.

Studio behind real-money Match-3 casino games, plus video slots and instant-win titles, for regulated online casino operators.

Malta-registered B2B developer of online slots and RNG table games, supplying operators and aggregators in regulated markets.