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The gaming group Soft2Bet, which is based in Malta, is getting ready to start its operations within the well-regulated Swedish gambling market; since its subsidiary company Romix Limited successfully obtained a local license issued from the country’s regulator, Spelinspektionen.
Romix has already registered, both .com and .se domains, for Campobet and YoYoCasino with Sweden’s regulatory body. This means that two of Soft2Bet's most famous brands will soon be operating legally in the country.
It is also worth noting that Romix is the 93rd company that has been awarded with an active license by Spelinspektionen and now it has the full right to offer online gaming and betting to Swedish punters.
Romix that has its headquarters in Birkirkara, Malta, has already obtained a B2C gaming service license that it was issued by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA).
It is also worth mentioning that two other brands, namely Zulabet and LightCasino, are owned by Soft2Bet and operated under Romix Limited jurisdiction in Malta. They both offer players the opportunity to enjoy unique content created by the industry’s most recognizable gaming suppliers; like Microgaming, NetEnt and Yggdrasil.
Why choose Campobet
- High odds
- Great for football punters
- Huge variety of betting selections
- High bonus on first deposit
- Lots of payment methods
- Asian handicaps
- Fast & secure payments
- Cash out available
Campobet has become very popular among the players' ranks, thanks to their great odds and the wide range of betting selections they offer, especially when it comes to football betting. You may find Asian Handicaps and tons of alternative markets, a great and generous welcome bonus of up to €150, a great live betting section and several other extra features. But to be honest I would love to see a live streaming service here, as well as an effort to get a better license than the one they already have in Curacao.
