Gaming & Gambling
Regions
Multi-Jurisdictional Expertise
Gaming businesses rarely operate within a single market. Our team provides coordinated legal support across multiple regulated jurisdictions, helping clients align regulatory compliance with their commercial objectives.
We advise operators and suppliers on licensing, regulatory and operational matters across established and emerging gaming markets. This includes supporting businesses throughout gaming licence and gambling licence application processes, advising on local regulatory requirements, and assisting with ongoing compliance obligations following authorisation.
Through our offices in Malta, Romania, Italy and the UAE and our network across other international gaming hubs, we help clients navigate multiple licensing regimes through a single coordinated legal strategy. We also advise on the tax implications affecting operators, including gaming and betting VAT considerations, working closely with our tax specialists to deliver integrated regulatory and fiscal advice.
Jurisdictions We Cover
Europe
Malta, Italy, Romania, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland
Middle East
United Arab Emirates (UAE)
International
Curaçao, Anjouan and Kahnawake
Explore our dedicated guidance on obtaining a Malta gambling licence, Romania gambling licence and Italy gambling licence, including key regulatory and licensing requirements.
Why WH Partners
Specialist Industry Focus
For more than two decades, we have advised operators, suppliers, investors and technology providers across the gaming and gambling sector.
Multi-Jurisdictional Capability
We help clients navigate multiple regulatory frameworks through a single coordinated legal strategy.
Regulatory Leadership
Our lawyers have been involved in significant licensing, regulatory and legislative projects, including the development of gaming laws and regulations.
Commercially Focused Advice
We combine regulatory expertise with practical business insight to help clients achieve sustainable growth in highly regulated markets.
Recognised Internationally
- Recognised by Chambers Global and The Legal 500 among the leading law firms for gaming and gambling matters.
- Involved in landmark licensing, regulatory and legislative initiatives across multiple jurisdictions.
- Trusted adviser to many of the world’s leading gaming and gambling businesses.
Our Services
Gaming and gambling licensing and regulatory approvals
Multi-jurisdictional market entry and expansion
Regulatory compliance and ongoing supervision
Corporate structuring and governance
Mergers, acquisitions and investments
Commercial and technology agreements
Regulatory and commercial due diligence
Policies, procedures and compliance frameworks
Intellectual property, data protection and GDPR compliance
Tax and VAT advice
Employment and workforce compliance
Regulatory investigations and enforcement matters
Key Contacts
James Scicluna
Co-Founder and Managing Partner
Olga Finkel
Co-Founder and Partner
Robert Zammit
Partner
Joseph F. Borg
Partner
Andrea Marchetti
Partner & Director
Cosmina Maria Simion
Managing Partner
Alina Tace
Partner
Ewa Lejman
Head of Polish Desk
Robert Skalina
Partner
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