Swintt Partners with Bragg Gaming Group

Swintt, the online casino game developer, has announced a partnership with the Bragg Gaming Group. The deal will bring Swintt titles from its Premium and Select ranges to Bragg-powered online casinos.

The partnership is particularly focused on the Netherlands, where Bragg has numerous platform customers. It means that Dutch players at these Bragg-powered online casinos will be able to enjoy more than 150 Swintt titles ranging from classic-style games to the latest video slots.

This includes several games in the ‘Books’ series, such as Master of Books Unlimited and Seven Books Unlimited, as well as recent Premium releases, including Seven Seven Pots and Pearls. These games combine traditional fruit-themed symbols with features such as free spin, expanding wilds, and instant-win respins.

Those who prefer video slots can access Swintt Select titles, including the ‘Xtra’ series, such as Aloha Spirit XtraLock, Monster Disco XtraHold, and The Crown starring Vinnie Jones.

Having worked so hard in 2022 to raise the profile of our brand in a number of key iGaming markets, Swintt is delighted to kick off the new year by teaming up with a company of the stature of Bragg Gaming Group. The collaboration will enable Swintt to capitalize on increased market access by connecting with Bragg’s numerous online casino partners and offering our award-winning selection of slots to their customers, particularly in the Netherlands, where Bragg Gaming Group has an incredible network of clients.

David MannSwintt Chief Executive Officer

Lara Falzon, the President and COO of Bragg Gaming Group, explained that Bragg had enjoyed great growth in the Netherlands through its PAM and content offering. She said that the key to this is offering access to the industry’s “most sought-after suppliers” and said that by adding “Swintt Premium and Swintt Select slots to our industry-leading platform offering, we’ll be able to provide further choice to our casino clients and enable them to offer even more exciting games to their customers.”