Gaming Corps Signs Global Distribution Agreement With Playtech
The partnership will make Gaming Corps’ full portfolio available to operators using the Playtech Open Platform across 40 regulated jurisdictions.

Gaming Corps has signed a global distribution agreement with Playtech, significantly expanding the studio's potential reach across regulated iGaming markets worldwide.
Under the agreement, Gaming Corps will integrate its full games portfolio with the Playtech Open Platform, providing access to operators connected to Playtech's global distribution network across 40 regulated jurisdictions.
The deal gives Gaming Corps another major distribution channel as the supplier continues to expand its international presence and increase the availability of its content among regulated operators.
Gaming Corps Portfolio Joins Playtech Platform
Gaming Corps will make content spanning its Slots, Table, Multiplier, Mine and Plinko categories available through Playtech. The agreement will also cover the supplier's new Instant Blitz series and proprietary mechanics including Smash4Cash, A-MAZE-CADES and X-MY-WAY.
Playtech was founded in 1999 and has developed into one of the industry's largest technology and content suppliers. The company holds more than 180 licences and employs approximately 7,400 people across 20 offices worldwide.
Juha Kauppinen, CEO of Gaming Corps, said the scale of Playtech's network would provide the studio with an important route into additional regulated markets.
“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.”
Gaming Corps Targets Further International Growth
The agreement forms part of Gaming Corps' strategy to broaden the distribution of its content while strengthening its position in international markets.
Gaming Corps has developed its offering beyond traditional slots through a range of alternative game formats and proprietary mechanics, with the Playtech agreement providing a single route through which that wider portfolio can be distributed to additional operators.
Kauppinen added: “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.”






