Gaming Corps expands in Latvian iGaming market

Gaming Corps has received good news this week with the prominent up-and-coming supplier securing the necessary go-ahead from the Latvian Lotteries and Gambling Supervisory Inspection. As a result, the company will be able to provide local partner operators with its range of games, with the first potential content alliances yet to be formed.

This marks another important step forward for the company which is rapidly taking on various iGaming markets and is looking to consolidate its geographical reach and presence across the board. So far, the company holds licensure from Sweden, Portugal, Italy, Bulgaria, Estonia, Greece, the Netherlands, Malta, and Croatia.

This new license will allow Gaming Corps to deliver its full range of games, featuring genres such as slots and table, but also some more innovative and derring-do games such as Crash, Mine and Plinko.

There have already been a number of successful releases by the Swedish gaming studio, earning it a name with players in several jurisdictions. Now, it’s down to Swedish players to decide if they are happy with games such as Jet Lucky 2 & Raging Zeus, Coin Miner, and Penalty Champion.

Commenting on this opportunity, Gaming Corps CEO Juha Kauppinen said that the entire company was excited to be establishing itself in yet another prominent company and have the opportunity to increase its clout in regulated markets.

"We have built a reputation for offering a rounded portfolio of games which cater for all our active markets, supporting our customers with the best content for localized player references," Kauppinen said, and added that Gaming Corps would continue to deliver games and products that elevate the experience for partners and players.

Gaming Corps has been particularly successful in promoting its product and reaching new customers. One of the company’s most recent successes includes the tie-up with Kindred Group, with the supplier introducing the Plinko games to the group’s operator network.

Play North, another recent partner, has also added games from Gaming Corps to strengthen its online casino offering. Apart from seeking out individual partnerships with operators, Gaming Corps has taken a more pragmatic approach by ensuring that marketers can also get heads-up on fresh releases.

This is why the company’s products have been added to the First Look Games platform which essentially allows interested third parties to examine the company’s products earlier and write promotional materials.

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