A premier online gaming platform, Videoslots, has named Anna Komemi its new Chief Operations Officer. Komemi possesses almost twenty years of expertise, having worked at well-known firms such as Ladbrokes, Playtech, and Aspire Global.
Her journey in the internet gaming sector commenced in 2007, and she has since held senior positions in diverse regions, including Israel, Bulgaria, and the Philippines. In her latest role, she functioned as CEO/Managing Director at Marketplay, a white-label casino enterprise located in Malta. There, she was instrumental in the company’s formation and expansion.
Ulle Skottling, Deputy CEO at Videoslots, conveyed enthusiasm regarding Komemi joining the organization, emphasizing her fervor and commitment to the field. Komemi’s vast experience is anticipated to be a significant benefit as Videoslots pursues further growth.
Komemi expressed her excitement about becoming a part of Videoslots and her eagerness to contribute to the company’s ongoing triumphs. She voiced confidence in the team’s capacity to attain their objectives.
This hiring follows Videoslots obtaining a five-year license renewal from the Swedish Gambling Authority, enabling the company to function within the regulated Swedish market until late 2028.
Online slot game provider, Videoslots, a major presence in the internet casino industry, has garnered attention in Sweden since its 2019 debut with its primary brand and the vibrant newcomer, Mr. Vegas. Their ambitious growth, however, has encountered some obstacles. Swedish regulatory bodies imposed a substantial financial penalty, approximately $810,000 USD, for failing to meet anti-money laundering standards. It appears their oversight of customer activities was insufficient, raising concerns about their dedication to maintaining a legitimate operation.
This incident isn’t Videoslots’ first encounter with regulatory authorities. A few months prior, they were required to relinquish $2.5 million to resolve a comparable matter with the UK Gambling Commission. It seems they have some improvements to implement to ensure their business practices are entirely above board on both sides of the North Sea.