Gaming Realms signed a licensing agreement with SIS to develop Slingo 49’s, combining the Slingo format with SIS’s 49’s numbers product. The companies said the game was due to launch in July 2026 and be offered through Gaming Realms’ global operator partners.
The agreement gives Gaming Realms access to SIS’s 49’s intellectual property for a new game.
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Gaming Realms has launched its Slingo games with SportyBet in Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana. Players can access a portfolio that includes Slingo Sweet Bonanza, Slingo Day of the Dab and Slingo Xxxtreme; the launch follows Gaming Realms’ recent debut in South Africa.
Gaming Realms launched its games with SportyBet in Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana, the company said. Players in the three markets can access its Slingo titles through the operator.
Gaming Realms CEO Mark Segal discussed UK tax pressures and potential M&A opportunities in an interview published on 31 March 2026. The available text identifies the topics but does not provide further details of his comments.
Gaming Realms reportedly recorded revenue of £31.4 million in 2025, a 10% increase. The report described the figure as a company record.
Quick Custom Intelligence said Rain Rock Casino Resort Hotel selected QCI Resorts and QCI Nimble for its California property. The company said the platforms will support player development, marketing and guest engagement, as well as coordination across resort operations.
QCI said Rain Rock Casino Resort Hotel picked QCI Resorts and QCI Nimble. The products are intended to make the way the resort runs, the way players are developed and the way guests are engaged work in a more connected manner.