End Two receives an MGA license.

The provider of multiplayer bingo can now offer real-time bingo solutions on its system to MGA-licensed players.
The MGA license "caps off a fantastic year for the firm and sets us up ideally for a robust 2023," according to Alejandro Revich, CEO and creator of END 2 END.
Players can access the 75- and 90-ball bingo versions at END 2 END on a variety of handheld devices, and the site offers a number of features and bonuses.

 

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Just as I wrote earlier on, End 2 end can now judiciously allow its bingo game to be officially played on the platform of supporting platforms like MGA. It's license could confidently enables it to spread its network to other games providers.