Jetbull to close online casino and sportsbook operations

Jetbull began life in 2010.
Jetbull began life in 2010.

The operator has advised customers that it will cease operations this month.

Malta.- The online casino and sportsbook operator Jetbull has advised customers that it will cease operating at Jetbull.com this month. It is no longer accepting deposits and intends to close completely in two weeks.

A message to customers read: “We regret to inform you that Jetbull will be shutting down operations this month. We are grateful for all your support shown in over a decade of operations, where Jetbull established itself as a strong, steady brand. However, the time has come to seek new ventures.”

It added: “Thank you for your patience and understanding and for standing by our brand throughout this time. Customers were advised to withdraw any remaining funds.”

Jetbull began life in 2010, initially launching on a white-label platform from EveryMatrix in several European markets. However, in 2019, the British Gambling Commission revoked its licence. The company was then sold to AMGO iGaming Malta.

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