All Viral Interactive Limited casinos
General Information
Viral Interactive Limited is the Maltese brand that is located at No. 2, Geraldu Farrugia Street, Zebbug, ZBG 4351. It manages a large group of sites, which includes Joker, Lucky, Slotsons, Onebet, ReadyArmyBet, jickl.com, Fansbet, and a few more. The company has several subsidiaries that hold licenses in Curacao, Malta, and the United Kingdom. One such firm is Viral Technology N.V. and the second one is Aha Bingo Ltd.
LuckyCasino
Year Established
2015Affiliate Program
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No targeted specifiedNorskeSpill Casino
Year Established
2012Affiliate Program
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No targeted specifiedAha Casino
Year Established
2013Affiliate Program
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No targeted specifiedMoboCasino
Year Established
2016Affiliate Program
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No targeted specifiedMr Star Casino
Year Established
2015Affiliate Program
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Year Established
2014Affiliate Program
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Latest companies news
Playtech Shares Rally 18% on Strong H1 Financial Performance
| Olga LiLondon-listed gambling technology provider Playtech posted an outstanding financial performance for the first half of 2026, significantly outperforming initial market consensus. Driven by accelerating commercial expansion across regulated international jurisdictions, the company reported an adjusted EBITDA exceeding €155 million for the six months ending 30 June. In response to this strong momentum, corporate leadership elevated its full-year adjusted EBITDA guidance to at least €270 million, which represents an impressive 37% year-on-year increase. Following the trading update published on 9 July, Playtech shares experienced a major double-digit rally, jumping by as much as 18% to trade at 378.60p, with intraday charts showing brief peaks above £3.80.
AI Integration Highlights New Malta Gaming Authority Oversight Strategy
| Olga LiThe Malta Gaming Authority has integrated artificial intelligence into its regulatory processes to enhance licence applicant screening and identify risks within operator data. According to its Annual Report and Financial Statements, published on 7 July 2026, the regulator employs AI across two primary areas, maintaining strict human verification for every automated alert. The first implementation operates within criminal probity checks, scanning seed data submitted during the application phase to flag anomalies. MGA staff then review these flags against regional jurisdictions and internal risk criteria. The second application involves processing regular Industry Performance Returns submitted by operators, where the technology detects underlying patterns and operational discrepancies faster than manual reviews, providing supervisors with early risk indicators.
RubyPlay Buys Splash Tech to Expand Platform Engagement Tools
| Olga LiThe contemporary iGaming supplier landscape increasingly dictates that B2B providers compete heavily on engagement infrastructure rather than game content alone, driving studios to build versatile promotional tooling across multiple game providers. Addressing this market demand, RubyPlay has officially entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the shares in Splash Tech. This transaction, financed entirely on an all-shares basis, marks the first step by the Malta Gaming Authority licensed studio beyond traditional game creation into platform-level engagement solutions. This major corporate acquisition comes less than a year after industry veteran Tsachi Maimon assumed the role of chief executive at the company on 1 October 2025. While the specific financial terms of the transaction were not publicly disclosed, the completion of the deal remains subject to standard regulatory approvals, after which Splash Tech will operate fully as a subsidiary.
The main product here is the versatile casino platform with features more than 1,000 games and is great for use from any portable device, and computers that run on Mac and Windows systems. Each online gaming operator offers a medium list of banking options tailored for European market’s needs.
To promote its titles, the Viral Interactive group uses two affiliate programs – Norskespill and Aha Partners. The first plan rewards with net and gross revenue share commissions that start at 20% and go up to 40%. No CPA plans are available. The Aha affiliate program offers revenue share commissions that begin at 25% and also can reach 40% per month.
Owner’s Portfolio
There are two sites from Viral Interactive Limited list – Aha Casino and Norskespill. Each has a few licenses that enable these platforms to offer its services to the widest range of players. The two are focused on Scandinavian residents and, therefore, websites are available in English, Finnish, Norwegian, and Swedish.
Game libraries contain around 1,000 titles powered by Microgaming, BetSoft, Play N’ Go, Net Entertainment, and Aha also adds studios like Evolution Gaming, Yggdrasil, Fantasma Games, TAIN, and Triple Edge. On the other hand, Norskespill offers a sportsbook, unlike its sister-brand. All releases are available via the instant play and the mobile adaptation.
Promotions and Bonuses
There is an advanced signup offer that contains match bonuses on a few initial deposits and extra spins. No promo codes are needed to claim promotions. More so, proposals are cashable upon meeting the wagering requirements that demand playing through the bonus amount 45 times. Slot machines and arcades contribute the most.
Our Take
Viral Interactive Limited is the owner that runs a large group of locations, some of which add sports betting to the classic games offering. The majority of these destinations have a good reputation among users and gambling portals that have rated the services quite high. Among the most praised ones is the decent game library of well-established software providers, and generous bonuses.
LCB, however, added some of the online operators to the warning list for fraudulent actions that occurred at sports events and tournaments. Players claimed their accounts were disabled for no reason after betting. All cases were escalated to the IBAS and other authorities.
