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By The Weekly Edge desk ·
The Malta Gaming Authority suspended Condor Malta Limited’s authorisation, effective 16 September 2026. The company may no longer conduct gaming operations but must keep player accounts accessible for viewing. The decision may be appealed under Malta’s Gaming Act.
Condor can no longer operate, while players must retain access to view their accounts.
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