Gaming Corps is taking its full casino portfolio to a wider international audience after signing a global distribution agreement with Playtech, opening a new route into regulated markets and Tier 1 operator networks.
Under the deal announced on September 8, Gaming Corps’ complete catalogue will be distributed through the Playtech Open Platform, giving operators across Playtech’s network access to the Swedish developer’s games.
Full Gaming Corps portfolio joins Playtech
The agreement covers Gaming Corps’ complete range of content, including slots, table games, multiplier games, Mine and Plinko titles, as well as its Instant Blitz series.
Operators will also gain access to the studio’s proprietary mechanics, including Smash4Cash, A-MAZE-CADES and X-MY-WAY.
Playtech’s platform provides a single integration point for content suppliers, allowing Gaming Corps to distribute its games across a network covering 50 regulated jurisdictions without having to establish separate integrations with individual operators.
For Gaming Corps, the deal provides a significant expansion of its distribution footprint while placing its portfolio alongside a large selection of established casino content.
Another step into regulated markets
Gaming Corps has been building its international distribution network throughout 2026.
In July, the company signed a content agreement with evoke, bringing its games to brands including William Hill, 888 and Mr Green. A month later, it announced a separate global distribution partnership with Games Global.
The Playtech agreement now adds another major platform to that expansion strategy and gives Gaming Corps access to an even broader international operator base.
Playtech, which was founded in 1999, holds more than 180 licences and has around 7,400 employees across 20 offices worldwide.
Gaming Corps targets further international growth
Gaming Corps CEO Juha Kauppinen said Playtech’s Tier 1 operator network would provide the company with a new route into regulated markets around the world.
The agreement also reflects Gaming Corps’ wider effort to build a more diverse portfolio and strengthen its position outside its existing markets.
With its full catalogue now moving onto Playtech Open Platform, the developer is positioning its latest partnership as a distribution opportunity rather than a single-market expansion — potentially putting its games in front of operators across multiple regulated jurisdictions through one integration.