Danske Spil completed the integration of its poker offering with GGPoker’s platform in Denmark on 4 February 2026. Danske Spil Poker executive Rasmus Nielsen said Danish players can access the platform’s tournaments and games; the move follows the announced end of its relationship with Entain’s PartyGaming.
The completed integration changes the platform serving Danske Spil’s Danish poker customers.
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