Gaming Corps, game development company based in Sweden, has signed a new partnership with SYNOT Interactive.
Under the agreement, SYNOT Interactive’s role goes beyond content distribution, acting as a strategic market partner that helps operators identify and deliver relevant gaming experiences for their local audiences.
Graham Greensmith, Chief Commercial Officer at Gaming Corps, said:
Partnering with SYNOT Interactive is an important step in our growth across Central and Eastern Europe and the Balkans. These are markets of key strategic focus for Gaming Corps, and SYNOT Interactive brings the regional knowledge, operator relationships and platform reach to help us make a real impact. We’re excited to be working with the SYNOT team and look forward to turning this partnership into a strong growth opportunity for both sides.
The partnership adds Gaming Corps’ slot, instant-win, multiplier, mine and table games to a casino aggregation offering that already features more than 13,000 titles from over 90 content providers. With a wider product portfolio spanning sports betting, virtual sports, lotteries, live casino and more, SYNOT Interactive brings broad sector experience to the partnership.
Petr Březina, Chief Commercial Officer at SYNOT Interactive, said:
Through this partnership, SYNOT Interactive will leverage its strong regional presence and deep understanding of local markets to introduce Gaming Corps’ portfolio to operators in a targeted and meaningful way. Rather than simply adding new content, SYNOT Interactive focuses on selecting and delivering engaging gaming experiences that match the specific needs of operators and players across different markets. By combining Gaming Corps’ innovative game portfolio with SYNOT Interactive’s regional expertise and established operator relationships, the partnership aims to create long-term value for both operators and players.
The collaboration will focus on markets where SYNOT Interactive has established regional expertise, including Czechia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.
