Gaming Corps, a Swedish game development firm, has formed a new partnership with SYNOT Interactive. This collaboration extends beyond just sharing content, with SYNOT Interactive positioned as a strategic market partner. Their aim is to assist operators in recognizing and providing gaming experiences that align with local audience preferences.
Graham Greensmith, Chief Commercial Officer at Gaming Corps, emphasized the significance of this partnership in expanding their presence in Central and Eastern Europe and the Balkans. He stated that these regions are critical for Gaming Corps' strategic initiatives. Greensmith acknowledged SYNOT Interactive's valuable regional insights, operator connections, and platform reach, which are expected to facilitate substantial growth for both companies. He expressed enthusiasm about collaborating with SYNOT and the potential for mutual growth.
As part of this agreement, Gaming Corps will contribute its collection of slot games, instant-win, multiplier, mining, and table games to SYNOT Interactive's casino aggregation platform, which already includes over 13,000 titles from more than 90 providers. SYNOT Interactive brings extensive experience across multiple sectors, including sports betting, virtual sports, lotteries, and live casino, enhancing the partnership's product offerings.
Petr Březina, Chief Commercial Officer at SYNOT Interactive, stated that through this partnership, they intend to utilize their deep understanding of local markets to effectively introduce Gaming Corps’ games to operators. Rather than merely expanding the content library, SYNOT Interactive plans to focus on delivering engaging gaming experiences tailored to the specific demands of operators and their players. The combination of Gaming Corps’ innovative games with SYNOT Interactive’s regional expertise aims to generate long-lasting benefits for both operators and players.
The partnership will target markets where SYNOT Interactive has established expertise, such as Czechia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatia.
