Gaming Corps joins Playtech’s Open Platform

Gaming Corps joins Playtech’s Open Platform

Gaming Corps AB (publ) signed a global distribution agreement with Playtech on 8 September 2026. Under the deal, Gaming Corps’ full portfolio will be available through the Playtech Open Platform, with the collaboration planned to go live later in 2026.

What moves onto the platform

The issuer release lists the engines that will sit on Open Platform: Casino Slots, Table Games, Multiplier Games, Mine Games, Plinko Games, Instant Blitz, and the Smash4Cash series. In practical terms, that is a studio catalogue ride — not a single title launch — aimed at operators already wired into Playtech’s stack.

Gaming Corps describes Playtech as founded in 1999, listed on the London Stock Exchange Main Market, holding over 180 licences, and employing 7,400 people across 20 offices. Those figures are company claims from the joint framing in the release.

What Gaming Corps said

CEO Juha Kauppinen: “Playtech’s extensive network of Tier 1 operators and global market presence make them an ideal partner for Gaming Corps. We share a strong focus on quality, innovation and regulated markets, making this a natural strategic fit for both companies. For Gaming Corps, this agreement is also a strong validation of the progress we have made in recent years and another important step in our journey from an innovative challenger to an internationally recognised content provider.”

That is executive attribution about strategy and validation — not a go-live calendar or a named operator list.

What this means for players

Nothing changes at the cashier until the collaboration actually ships later in 2026. When titles do appear, they will show up through operators that already use Playtech’s Open Platform. We are not adding houses to the Vault off this announcement, and we are not inventing which brands will carry which games.

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