Big Daddy Gaming said Sweden’s Spelinspektionen approved its first supplier licence, allowing it to provide games to licensed online casino operators in Sweden. The company said it expects to announce its first partnerships in the coming weeks.
The Swedish licence lets Big Daddy Gaming supply games to licensed online casino operators.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Big Daddy Gaming | Not stated | Big Daddy Gaming says it received Swedish gambling licence | Not stated | |
| 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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The Malta Gaming Authority has approved a supplier licence for Big Daddy Gaming, the studio said. The licence allows the company to supply its slots portfolio to MGA-licensed operators. Big Daddy Gaming said it already has partnerships with ComeOn, Wildz, Casimba, Interwetten and Hub88.
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.
Reportedly, Big Daddy Gaming has agreed to distribute its slot portfolio through QTech’s aggregation platform. QTech focuses on emerging markets.
Big Daddy Gaming has agreed a distribution deal with QTech, a game aggregator focused on emerging markets, under which a selection of the studio's slot titles will be integrated onto the QTech platform. The agreement gives the titles access to a network of licensed operators across multiple international markets, according to the announcement.
Big Daddy Gaming said its games are now available to Stake players under a partnership announced on 28 July 2026. The selection includes Pizzarea 51, Hell Yeah! and Cash Ladder Live.
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.