NetEnt Games received Spain license
The crux of the problem has been that Spanish licensing has not allowed for online slots to be played legally in the country. By the time the new round of licensing has been finished, there will now be two categories for operators. A general license will provide wide coverage, as operators can host all games. However, the interesting addition is that of a slot-specific license.
Company CEO Per Erikson had the following to say: “We are currently looking into the application process for Spain”. He admitted that NetEnt currently has no traffic from the Spanish market, which is something that the developer wishes to change.
NetEnt will deliver games as Reels of Chaos slot as well as the original version, Aliens, Creature from the Black Lagoon, and Scarface. Original slot creations include the Jack Hammer series and Gonzo’s Quest.
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