S Gaming secures Swedish license as it keeps pushing in Europe

• S Gaming Limited has secured a license in the Swedish iGaming license, paving the way for game releases
• The studio intends to bring three dedicated titles in the following weeks, with more to follow in 2027
• S Gaming completed its license acquisition with the help of a sector expert, BetComly, which facilitated the process

S Gaming Limited has further expanded in Europe, with the company obtaining a license in Sweden and strengthening its local footprint.

The company has received its license from the local gaming watchdog, the Spelinspektionen, allowing S Gaming to bring its popular titles to the market.

S Gaming takes another stride in Europe, entering Sweden

Among those are out-of-the-box and innovative releases such as Will it Ring? Box Breaker, Spice is Right, and Faithful Fortunes, to name a few. These games are expected to be released on the market soon, and the studio is also planning to scale its local presence by adding even more titles from the new year.

S Gaming CEO and Co-Founder Charles Mott welcomed the opportunity to see his company scale its geographical footprint a step further. Commenting on the expansion in Sweden, Mott hailed it as an important milestone.

"Sweden is a sophisticated and competitive jurisdiction, and we are excited to introduce our games to players there. This achievement reflects the hard work of our team and strengthens our foundation for continued growth across Europe and beyond," Mott added.

The expansion into Sweden has been facilitated by BetComply whose co-founder, Mike de Graaff, has welcomed the opportunity to see the brand expand further, while meeting local regulatory prerequisites in full.

"We are pleased to have supported S Gaming through the Swedish licensing process. Their commitment to compliance and quality has been clear throughout, and we congratulate the team on achieving this feat," de Graaff explained.

S Gaming is hardly the only company to have entered the Swedish iGaming market in recent months, with other suppliers also focusing their efforts locally.

Among those are Wicked Games, which secured a B2B license in April, and EvenBet Gaming (rebranded to EvenBetter since) in July 2026.

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