Swedish game developer Gaming Corps has signed a global distribution agreement with Playtech, giving its games access to operators using the Playtech Open Platform across 40 regulated jurisdictions.
The agreement adds a major distribution channel for Gaming Corps as it seeks to broaden its presence in regulated iGaming markets. Playtech, founded in 1999, holds more than 180 licences and employs 7,400 people across 20 offices worldwide.
Gaming Corps will place its complete portfolio on the platform. The offering covers Slots, Table, Multiplier, Mine and Plinko Games, as well as the newer Instant Blitz series. Its proprietary mechanics include Smash4Cash™, A-MAZE-CADES™ and X-MY-WAY™.
Playtech Deal Widens Global Market Access
Juha Kauppinen, CEO of Gaming Corps, said: “Playtech’s extensive network of Tier 1 operators and global market presence gives Gaming Corps an important new route to regulated iGaming markets worldwide. As we continue to expand our distribution, partnering with a company of Playtech’s scale represents a significant step for the business.
“This collaboration reflects the progress Gaming Corps has made in building a broader, more diverse portfolio and strengthening its international position. It also supports the next stage of our journey from an innovative challenger to a universally recognised content provider.”
The partnership gives Gaming Corps access to Playtech’s established international distribution infrastructure rather than requiring the developer to build separate routes to operators in each regulated market. The company’s full game portfolio will become available through the Playtech Open Platform, allowing participating operators across 40 jurisdictions to access its content.
Playtech’s scale also gives the agreement significance beyond individual game launches. Its network includes Tier 1 operators across regulated markets, creating additional opportunities for Gaming Corps to place both its established titles and newer releases with licensed operators.
The agreement also comes as Gaming Corps continues developing its international position. By combining its expanding content portfolio with Playtech’s distribution network, the company can pursue broader availability for its games while maintaining its focus on regulated jurisdictions.
Previous Alberta Approval Supported Expansion
Gaming Corps had already secured regulatory approval in Canada earlier this year. On May 14, 2026, the Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis (AGLC) granted the company a conditional iGaming supplier licence through its subsidiary, Gaming Corps Malta Ltd.
The licence allows Gaming Corps to provide gaming software in Alberta following the province’s regulated iGaming launch on July 13, 2026. The approval came as Alberta prepared to become Canada’s second open iGaming market, following Ontario’s launch of its regulated system in 2022.
Gaming Corps planned to supply Alberta operators with casino titles and its proprietary gaming mechanics as the province prepared for increased competition.
The Alberta approval forms part of the company’s wider expansion into regulated markets. The Playtech agreement now adds a broader distribution opportunity, connecting Gaming Corps with operators across multiple jurisdictions through a single platform.
With its existing casino portfolio joined by Instant Blitz and its proprietary mechanics, Gaming Corps enters the Playtech network with a wider range of content for participating operators.
Source:
“Gaming Corps signs global distribution agreement with Playtech”, Press Release, September 8, 2026
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