AI and jobs in Malta's iGaming sector

Updated

Gaming companies in Malta announced job cuts linked to AI in October 2026. We wrote out the tasks in the roles most specific to the sector and graded each one for how much of its time AI can remove today. Casino content writers are the most exposed, at 67 of 100.

iGaming roles graded
15
Tasks graded
160
Task time AI can do today
19%

Where the time goes

The average score across the 15 roles is 58 of 100.

  • 19% AI can do it
  • 71% AI helps
  • 10% Needs a person

iGaming roles

  1. Casino content writers, 46% of task time AI can do, score 67 out of 100
  2. Casino support agents, 27% of task time AI can do, score 65 out of 100
  3. Casino SEO specialists, 18% of task time AI can do, score 64 out of 100
  4. KYC analysts, 33% of task time AI can do, score 64 out of 100
  5. Game integration specialists, 10% of task time AI can do, score 63 out of 100
  6. Payments and fraud analysts, 18% of task time AI can do, score 63 out of 100
  7. CRM executives, 9% of task time AI can do, score 62 out of 100
  8. Affiliate managers, 30% of task time AI can do, score 61 out of 100
  9. Bonus and promotions managers, 10% of task time AI can do, score 59 out of 100
  10. Risk and trading analysts, 10% of task time AI can do, score 59 out of 100
  11. VIP managers, 36% of task time AI can do, score 58 out of 100
  12. iGaming product owners, 9% of task time AI can do, score 53 out of 100
  13. Responsible gaming officers, 18% of task time AI can do, score 52 out of 100
  14. Gaming compliance officers, iGaming, Malta, score 51 out of 100
  15. Live casino dealers, iGaming, Malta, score 28 out of 100

Other roles gaming companies hire

  1. Customer service representatives, Office and administrative support, score 74 out of 100
  2. Data scientists, Computer and mathematical, score 67 out of 100
  3. Bookkeepers, Office and administrative support, score 67 out of 100
  4. Programmers, Computer and mathematical, score 66 out of 100
  5. Web developers, Computer and mathematical, score 66 out of 100
  6. UX designers, Computer and mathematical, score 66 out of 100
  7. Writers, Arts, design, entertainment, sports and media, score 65 out of 100
  8. Translators, Arts, design, entertainment, sports and media, score 64 out of 100
  9. Digital marketers, Business and financial operations, score 62 out of 100
  10. SEO specialists, Business and financial operations, score 62 out of 100
  11. Recruiters, Business and financial operations, score 62 out of 100
  12. Data engineers, Computer and mathematical, score 60 out of 100
  13. Cybersecurity analysts, Computer and mathematical, score 60 out of 100
  14. Accountants, Business and financial operations, score 60 out of 100
  15. Software developers, Computer and mathematical, score 59 out of 100
  16. Financial analysts, Business and financial operations, score 58 out of 100
  17. Compliance officers, Business and financial operations, score 58 out of 100
  18. Project managers, Business and financial operations, score 53 out of 100

For journalists

You can quote and chart these figures with a link to this page. For the task data behind a role, or a comment from our team in Malta, email info@aigentcy.com. The methodology explains how every score is built. Figures last updated 24 October 2026.

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