Big Daddy Gaming said it received a Swedish Gambling Authority licence and plans to launch its first games with Swedish operators before the end of the year. The company said its first partnerships are in the pipeline; the source does not identify the authority’s decision date.
The stated licence enables Big Daddy Gaming to offer its games to Swedish operators, subject to its planned launch.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Million Games | Not stated | Million Games says it has secured a Swedish online-gaming licence | Not stated | |
| TaDa Gaming | Not stated | TaDa Gaming says it has secured a UK gambling licence | Not stated |
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Big Daddy Gaming has agreed a content distribution deal with ALEA, the companies said. ALEA will integrate the studio’s games through a single API, making them available to its network of licensed operators across Europe. The rollout is to include Legacy of Desperados, Bon Bon Boom and Redneck Dynamite.
St8 agreed to distribute an initial selection of Big Daddy Gaming titles to operator partners in Europe and Ontario, Canada. It also partnered with iBankroll to add bankroll coverage as a service to its platform, which the companies said can support higher operator limits while managing financial exposure.
Big Daddy Gaming announced a content distribution partnership with St8, integrating an initial selection of the studio’s games into St8’s single-API platform. The first titles include Going Ape, Legacy of Desperados and Redneck Dynamite, with the partnership supporting Big Daddy Gaming’s planned expansion in Europe.
Big Daddy Gaming has agreed to supply a selection of its debut slot titles to Casimba Gaming for distribution across regulated European markets. Casimba will integrate an initial batch of games, the companies said.
Big Daddy Gaming agreed to supply its portfolio to ComeOn Group’s brands, including Snabbare and Hajper. The rollout is planned for Q1 2026, subject to final integration and regulatory approvals; the companies said it will include selected debut titles.