Gaming Corps approved for Netherlands launch
Swedish developer Gaming Corps has received approval to launch in the Netherlands.
Content Gaming Corps will release includes its portfolio of plinko, mine, crash, table and slot content in the Dutch market.
The supplier says its launch in the Netherlands is part of a wider strategy to go live in several new markets over the next year.
Gaming Corps already has partnerships in place with Dutch operators, supplying games such as: Penalty Champion, Tikiz N Juice, Stormy Witch, Coin Miner, Jet Lucky 2, Skyliner and Cat Ching.
Juha Kauppinen, CEO of Gaming Corps, said: “New markets expand the reach of our popular titles and add a new audience.
“We see these strategic entries as important to the future of the company while we strive to make the most of our existing titles and those in development.
“We’re pleased that our content has already received a warm reception amongst the new set of operators we’re now able to open communications with and look forward to announcing those deals soon.”
Recently, Gaming Corps signed an agreement with Digitain. Per the deal, Gaming Corps added its casino content to Digitain’s network.
On the deal, Gaming Corps CCO Mats Lundin said: “Partnering with a company that has the pedigree and reach that Digitain offers marks another big step forward in our journey. Gaming Corps is certainly in a growth phase with the diversity of our portfolio being a driving factor in our commercial success.
“We see an exciting future with this partnership and my thanks to the Digitain team for their support in making this happen.”
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