PokerStars is continuing its invasion of Europe, with yet another licence to operate in a new jurisdiction.
The firm says it's been granted a licence by Malta and the launch of PokerStars.eu has moved a step closer.
The aim would be for the site to offer European players tax-free online poker play through Malta's EU membership.
It's the latest in a string of licences the Douglas-based firm has been granted, others being in Belgium, France, Italy, Estonia and Denmark.
The company has also applied for permission to operate in Spain.
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