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Leading gaming platform provider has been given the green light to launch its technology to customers in the Netherlands

TG Lab has entered the recently-regulated Dutch market after securing the required certifications for both its player account management platform and iGaming/sportsbook platform.

The certification means the B2B provider can now help its long-term operators make their debut in the recently regulated market. It is also in late-stage discussions with a number of operators looking to launch in the Netherlands and leverage its highly customisable and localised technology suite.

The TG Lab iGaming platform has been designed to allow operators to take control of the technology and accelerate product innovation, allowing them to cut down on operational costs. This is achieved through advanced automation that replaces a great number of manual processes and activities.

Platform highlights include being able to manage multiple brands in multiple regulated markets from a single platform and the ability to add bespoke functionality based on the operator’s own needs.

Ugnius Simelionis, CEO of TG Lab, said: “The Netherlands has the potential to be one of the biggest online gambling markets in Europe and the early numbers are already surpassing initial expectations.

“Right now, we are focusing our expansion plans on the DACH region so securing the required certifications to launch in the Netherlands supports this strategy and further strengthens our presence in Western Europe where we are active in markets such as Germany and Belgium.

“We go to great lengths to ensure that our platform, products and services are available to operators in all regulated markets across Western Europe and beyond and expect to be a key player in the Netherlands as the market continues to grow and mature.”

Certification in the Netherlands comes shortly after TG Lab made its debut in Belgium and Germany.

In addition, the provider already holds licences in the UK, Malta and its platform has been certified in multiple Nordic and Baltic countries.

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