Gaming Corps Expands Reach via Strategic Casimba Gaming Partnership

The international iGaming market continues to see high activity as specialized development studios leverage large aggregation platforms to scale their distribution. Swedish game developer Gaming Corps has announced a strategic partnership with Casimba Gaming, allowing the studio to distribute its full suite of digital casino games via Casimba's B2B platform. This platform currently collaborates with more than 100 suppliers and serves over 40 operator partners globally.

Gaming Corps has established itself in recent years by developing content that goes beyond conventional slot mechanics. With titles from the 3 Pigs intellectual property and specialized sports formats, the company targets players seeking fast-paced, interactive experiences. The collaboration with Casimba Gaming, which operates over 20 B2C brands and serves as a technical provider, offers the ideal infrastructure for this growth. The dual expertise of Casimba as both an operator and a B2B provider was highlighted by leadership as a key factor in the deal.

"Casimba is particularly interesting to us because it understands both sides of the equation. It supports casino operations while also working closely with a sizeable network of operator partners, so there is a strong appreciation of what performs at player level as well as what operators need from their content suppliers." - Graham Greensmith, Chief Commercial Officer at Gaming Corps

Numbers and facts

The cooperation covers an impressive technical reach. Casimba Gaming currently supports more than 20 of its own casino and sports betting brands. The aggregation platform provides content to over 40 external partners. Notable titles being rolled out include "3 Pigs of Olympus," "3 Pigs Instant Blitz," and the September release "Star Pigs of the Clusterverse." The sports content segment is covered by titles such as the "Penalty Champion" series, "Goals to Glory Instant Blitz," and "Football Fever."

This partnership is part of a larger expansion strategy. Gaming Corps has worked with Entain since 2022, one of the world's largest gaming groups, which generated over £5 billion in Net Gaming Revenue during 2025. This cooperation currently focuses heavily on North American markets, particularly Ontario and Alberta, while launches in Portugal and Spain are also planned for 2026.

Background

Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Sweden, Gaming Corps maintains development teams in the UK, Malta, and Ukraine. The company is listed on the Nasdaq First North Growth Market. Its strategy relies on diversification, developing Mines games, Multiplier games, Plinko, and the "Smash4Cash" series alongside traditional slots. Lavina Karlsson, CCO B2B at Casimba Gaming, noted that these format innovations were crucial for the partnership, as operators today require real choice in their content strategy.

The integration of new studios into large networks is a trend fueled by rising costs and complex regulations. Aggregators like Casimba or Torrero, with whom Gaming Corps also collaborates, handle administrative hurdles such as licensing, payments, and compliance. Torrero, for instance, offers over 8,500 games from more than 130 providers.

Why it matters for German players

For German players, this news is relevant regarding legal safety and variety. As Gaming Corps focuses on regulated markets and partners with compliant entities like Casimba and Entain, the likelihood of these titles becoming legally available in Germany increases. The German Interstate Treaty on Gambling 2021 (GlüStV 2021) requires all games to be approved by the Gemeinsame Glücksspielbehörde der Länder (GGL).

German customers at licensed casinos must adhere to the €1,000 monthly deposit limit and the €1 stake limit per spin. Activities are monitored via the central LUGAS database. Gaming Corps titles, especially Mines and Multiplier variants, often require adjustments for the German market to meet strict regulations for virtual slot games. Working with large aggregators helps the developer implement these regulatory requirements technically.

What it means for GGL-licensed casinos

German GGL-licensed casinos benefit from such B2B deals because they gain access to a wide range of new content through a single integration with an aggregator like Casimba. In a competitive market where game selection is often limited by whitelist requirements, innovative niche products like those from Gaming Corps serve as a key differentiator. However, operators must ensure compliance with the 5-second rule between spins and the ban on autoplay, requiring precise adjustments to fast-paced formats like "Instant Blitz."