Gaming Corps has expanded its partnership with Videoslots into the UK and Ontario, significantly increasing the reach of its online casino portfolio across regulated markets.
The Swedish-listed games developer had previously been working with Videoslots in Sweden, but the latest rollout extends the relationship into two additional major jurisdictions.
Videoslots forms part of Immense Group and operates one of the industry’s largest online casino catalogues, with more than 12,000 games across casino, live dealer, jackpots, sports, arcade and bingo.
The expanded agreement gives Gaming Corps access to a much broader player base while strengthening its presence in both Europe and North America.
Extending a Proven Partnership
The expansion builds on an existing relationship between Gaming Corps and Videoslots in Sweden.
Gaming Corps Chief Commercial Officer Graham Greensmith described the move as a major step for the studio, highlighting the importance of extending the partnership into three regulated markets.
For Gaming Corps, the agreement provides a route to wider distribution without requiring an entirely new commercial relationship in each territory.
For Videoslots and Immense Group, it adds more content from a supplier whose portfolio has continued to diversify across traditional slots, instant-win formats and more unconventional game mechanics.
That established working relationship is particularly valuable as operators increasingly look for suppliers capable of delivering a regular pipeline of fresh content across multiple jurisdictions.
“Established operator relationships are becoming an increasingly powerful route to multi-market growth.”
Growing Through Recognisable Game Families
The expanded rollout includes titles from Gaming Corps’ 3 Pigs franchise, one of the studio’s most recognisable product families.
The range includes games such as 3 Pigs of Olympus and 3 Pigs of the Caribbean, alongside newer variations that combine established themes with mechanics including Hold & Win gameplay.
Gaming Corps is also bringing more experimental formats into the Videoslots portfolio.
These include 3 Pots of Potion Instant Blitz, part of the studio’s hybrid instant-win series, as well as Penalty Champion: Goals to Glory and Plinko Slam Dunk.
The broader mix reflects Gaming Corps’ strategy of developing content across different formats rather than relying solely on conventional online slots.
Ontario Becomes an Important Growth Market
The Ontario expansion is particularly significant for Gaming Corps.
The company secured regulatory approval from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario in 2025, allowing it to distribute content in one of North America’s largest regulated iGaming markets. Its current corporate materials also show an expanding Canadian footprint, including a recent agreement with provincial lottery operator Loto-Québec.
Ontario has become an increasingly important market for international suppliers since introducing its competitive regulated iGaming framework.
For Gaming Corps, extending its Videoslots partnership into the province provides another distribution channel through an established operator brand.
Greensmith said the company was already seeing positive responses to its 3 Pigs titles and familiar mechanics such as Hold & Win in Canada, while also noting growing interest in some of the studio’s less traditional formats.
UK Expansion Adds Further Scale
The UK remains one of the world’s most established regulated online gaming markets and provides Gaming Corps with another important opportunity to increase distribution.
Videoslots’ large content catalogue and established player base give the studio a platform through which to introduce both existing titles and new releases.
Immense Group COO Anna Komemi said Gaming Corps had already proved to be a positive partner in Sweden, particularly because of the pace at which its portfolio continues to evolve.
She highlighted the supplier’s ability to introduce new mechanics and formats as one of the reasons behind extending the partnership into the UK and Ontario.
Building a Wider Regulated-Market Footprint
The agreement forms part of a broader period of expansion for Gaming Corps.
During 2026, the company has signed distribution agreements with businesses including Playtech, Bally’s Intralot and Games Global, while also expanding relationships with operators including Entain and bet365.
Gaming Corps has also continued adding new regulated-market approvals and distribution partnerships across Europe and North America.
That strategy gives the studio greater flexibility when working with international operators, as content can increasingly be rolled out across multiple jurisdictions through existing commercial relationships.
For Gaming Corps, extending the Videoslots partnership into the UK and Ontario therefore represents more than a simple content integration.
It demonstrates how established supplier-operator relationships can become a platform for international growth, allowing both businesses to scale more efficiently across regulated markets.
With three markets now included in the partnership, Gaming Corps is continuing to build momentum as it expands both its content portfolio and its global distribution network.