Swintt Receives License from Swedish Gambling Authority

Swintt, the developer of casino games and live dealer content, has been granted a license by the Swedish Gambling Authority, allowing it to offer its games to players and operators in the market.

The developer has been working hard to deliver its games to operators in regulated markets around the world. The company already has a license from the Malta Gaming Authority, and it is in the process of applying for more.

One of Swintt’s first games to be launched in Sweden will be Lone Rider XtraWays, allowing the company to debut its innovative XtraWays mechanic that causes the reels to expand or contract depending on which symbols have landed. It will enable players to see how large the reels will be on the next spin, and it can result in up to 262,144 ways to win.

In a very short time, Swintt has become known for its well-designed games and enjoyable content that is localized for growth markets and meets player needs in each. Thanks to this, the games have proven themselves very popular with players.

Amongst Swintt’s most popular games are Book of the West, Spin City and Everlasting Spins, all of which can be linked to the SwinttGamify tool. The tool allows operators to create in-game missions and tasks for players to complete and offer them extra rewards for doing so.

The casinos LuckyCasino, Videoslots and Avento will be amongst the first in Sweden to offer Swintt games to players, and more operators are expected to adopt them in the coming months.

We are delighted to have received certification for the Swedish market and make our games available to operators targeting the market for the very first time. Our games are localized for high growth markets, ensuring they meet the specific player requirements in each country. Sweden is no different, and our suite of slots will deliver the fun and entertainment that players are seeking. We are launching with some incredible operators and look forward to going live with more and bringing additional titles to the Swedish market over the coming months.

David MannChief Commercial Officer at Swintt