Gaming Corps, a developer of video and premium online casino games, has announced a new relationship with Glitnor Group to distribute its video slots and real-money casino content via Lucky Casino and Gambola.

Glitnor Group broadens content portfolio 

Glitnor Group, one of the most rapidly expanding gambling operators in Europe, has joined the roster of Gaming Corps’ partners. A portfolio of the developer’s games, as well as certain custom branded titles, will be offered via Glitnor’s online casino brands Lucky Casino and Gambola. Danielle Calafato, head of Commercial at Gaming Corps, said on the news that he was glad to watch ”Glitnor Group expand from strength to strength,” having seen the company’s ”really outstanding” progress in such a short period of time.

Collaboration with ”High-Quality Partners”

Glitnor Group was founded in 2018 by a group of industry veterans and works primarily in the online casino markets of Sweden, Finland, and Japan. The operator aims to be the most enterprising and fastest-growing company group in the iGaming market, with its headquarters and Bulgarian office located in Malta and employing more than 350 people. Glitnor Group aspires to become a worldwide leader in the iGaming industry, a goal that necessitates the engagement of high-quality partners. Glitnor Group will leverage several custom-branded games from Gaming Corps for its flagship brand Lucky Casino in an effort to seize the worldwide lead and transform the competitive environment across studios, operators, and lead generation.

Glitnor purchased iGaming affiliate company KaFe Rocks earlier in the year to announce its debut into the online gambling lead generating market. The Malta-based affiliate was seen as an ideal addition to Glitnor’s portfolio of B2C brands Lucky Casino and Gambola and B2B content provider Swintt. In May, as part of the purchase of KaFe Rocks, Glitnor invested a ”seven-figure” amount in another North American affiliate firm, Time2Play.com.