Gaming Corps signs content partnership with Veikkaus
Swedish studio Gaming Corps has agreed a content deal with Finland's state-owned operator Veikkaus, initially focused on slots.
Gaming Corps announced a content partnership with Veikkaus on 26 October 2026, with an initial focus on the Swedish studio’s slots catalogue.
The agreement also creates scope to expand into the studio’s wider portfolio over time, including table, mine, plinko and multiplier games, as well as proprietary formats Smash4Cash, A-MAZE-CADES and X-MY-WAY.
Market liberalisation drives supplier activity
Finland’s shift from a state gambling monopoly to a competitive licence-based system on 1 July 2027 is accelerating supplier activity around Veikkaus.
Under Finland’s new Gambling Act, the operator will retain exclusivity over lotteries, scratchcards and land-based gaming once the market opens to competition, but will compete for online casino and betting customers alongside incoming licensed operators.
Veikkaus’ H1 2026 interim report recorded 2,672,000 registered customers, up approximately 50,000 year-on-year, and reported that 64.5% of gross gaming revenue now comes from digital channels. The operator runs a land-based network that includes Casino Helsinki and 44 gaming arcades.
Previous supplier additions include Playtech for live casino, OpenBet for its sportsbook platform and 1X2 Network for slots content.
Gaming Corps expansion
Gaming Corps is a publicly listed Swedish game development studio trading on Nasdaq First North Growth Market. It was founded in 2014 and maintains development teams in Great Britain, Malta and Ukraine, alongside its headquarters in Sweden.
The studio reported net revenue of MSEK 21.1 in Q2 2026, a 106% year-on-year increase, and has signed deals with Entain, evoke plc and Games Global in recent months.
Veikkaus Oy is Finland’s state-owned gambling operator, founded in 1940 and formed in its current shape in 2017 through the merger of Veikkaus, RAY, and Fintoto.
Sources
- European Gaming · Industry media · primary source ·
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