dodgy as hell and i see this happening more by the day.
According to their T&C's only a fraction of their operation is covered by the MGA, hence they can prominently display the MGA license logo but over 90% of their gaming is actually under a Curacao license. From a legal point of view a player is left in limbo when an issue arises on the Curacao part.
Legally, in my view the T&C's only cover the Netent part as that is under the "LTD." license, the "N.V." is nowhere mentioned. I would go close to bet my last shirt that players would be suddenly surprised to be informed that their complaint is not covered by the MGA.
The company behind Virtual is actually Fortuity Holdings LTD. You will have a hard time finding any proper information on this company. It shows an address in Malta but according to my findings there are "ZERO" people working there, hence it could be only a shell for the whole operation which is then based somewhere else.
The gaming platform is provided by FINNPLAY which has the same address like Virtual. On the Virtual website they boast a UK gaming license which is actually an application in progress and has not been approved yet.
My verdict: stay away or if you registered then run for the hills!!