Condor must still give players access to their accounts despite the operator’s shutdown.
The hit
The Malta Gaming Authority has suspended Condor Malta Limited’s gaming licence, effective 16 September 2026, according to the regulator. Condor can no longer run any gaming operations but must keep player accounts accessible for visibility.
Why it matters
Condor must retain player accounts & give registered players access, though the regulator says nothing about withdrawals. For the wider industry, it’s a reminder the MGA can suspend a licensee’s operations while citing specific regulatory grounds.
The record
| Suspension effective date | 16 September 2026 (Malta Gaming Authority) |
|---|---|
| Licence suspended | MGA/B2C/340/2016, held by Condor Malta Limited |
| Legal basis for suspension | Reg. 8(1)(f), Gaming Compliance & Enforcement Regulations |
| Grounds cited | Regs. 9(1)(a), (c), (d) & (m) of the same Regulations |
| Appeal route | Article 43 of the Gaming Act, Chapter 583 |
What happens next
Watch for whether Condor files an appeal.
Sources: Suspension of Authorisation for Condor Ltd (C 79820) – Malta Gaming Authority
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