TLDR Gaming Corps has signed a global distribution agreement with Playtech. The deal gives Gaming Corps access to 40 regulated iGaming markets. Content will be distributed through the Playtech Open Platform. The full Gaming Corps portfolio is included, covering Slots, Table, Multiplier, Mine, Plinko, and the Instant Blitz series. Playtech holds more than 180 licences and employs 7,400 people across 20 offices worldwide.
Gaming Corps, a Swedish game development company, has signed a global distribution agreement with Playtech. The deal was announced on September 8, 2026.
The agreement will give Gaming Corps access to Playtech’s international operator network. This includes operators using the Playtech Open Platform across 40 regulated jurisdictions.
Gaming Corps is a publicly listed company based in Sweden. The company develops online casino games for regulated markets.
Playtech’s Global Network
Playtech was founded in 1999. The company holds more than 180 licences worldwide.
Playtech employs 7,400 people across 20 offices globally. Its platform connects game studios with operators in regulated iGaming markets.
By joining the Playtech Open Platform, Gaming Corps gains a new route into these markets. The company says this expands its distribution capabilities on an international scale.
Gaming Corps’ Game Portfolio
Gaming Corps will make its full portfolio available through Playtech. This includes Slots, Table, Multiplier, Mine, and Plinko games.
The studio’s Instant Blitz series will also be part of the deal. This is one of the company’s newer game formats.
Gaming Corps’ proprietary game mechanics are included as well. These are Smash4Cash, A-MAZE-CADES, and X-MY-WAY.
These mechanics are used across multiple games in the Gaming Corps catalog. They will now reach a wider set of operators through Playtech’s network.
Juha Kauppinen, CEO of Gaming Corps, commented on the agreement. He said Playtech’s network of Tier 1 operators gives Gaming Corps a new