Gaming Corps has launched its games with bet365 in Brazil, extending the companies’ partnership, the supplier said. The rollout was facilitated by Gaming Corps’ distribution agreement with Light & Wonder, and the company said a three-game football suite would arrive in time for the World Cup.
The launch adds Gaming Corps content to bet365’s offering in Brazil through an existing distribution arrangement.
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Gaming Corps has launched its games with bet365 in Alberta from the first day of the province's regulated market, which opened on 13 July 2026, and expanded its bet365 content in Spain and Ontario. The Swedish studio, among the first certified suppliers for Alberta, is supplying more than 50 titles including slots, table games and instant-win products.
Avanti Studios said it will initially supply its live casino games to bet365 in Spain, with further markets to follow. The partnership adds Avanti’s Blackjack content to bet365’s live casino offer, which the source says already includes Roulette.
Reportedly, Gaming Corps has secured a distribution deal with Playtech. The studio’s complete games catalogue goes live through Playtech Open Platform, giving operators across 40 regulated markets access to its titles.
Gaming Corps shareholders approved a directed issue of 12,860,078 shares to nine named subscribers at SEK0.65 per share, following a proposal from shareholders holding about 30% of the company. They rejected a separate proposed issue of 3,604,283 shares to Svea Bank to offset its remaining claim against the company.
Amusnet Gaming agreed to launch more than 140 games across SkillOnNet’s brands in Ontario, Canada. The report also says bet365 added a Preferred Team feature to Incentive Games’ Tournament Challenge, Sparley Interactive signed a supply deal with B2Tech for African markets, and S Gaming secured a Swedish B2B licence.
Amusnet Gaming is set to roll out a series of games on SkillOnNet brands in Ontario under a new agreement. More than 140 of the supplier's titles are slated to appear on operator brands in the province, among them PlayOJO, GeckoPlay and SpinGenie.