Swintt aquires Ontario License
Slot software provider Swintt has officially launched its operations in Ontario after obtaining a license from the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) to supply games in the province.
This marks Swintt's inaugural entry into the regulated North American market. Previously, the company had focused its efforts on Europe, operating in 10 countries, including Malta, Germany, and the Netherlands.
Swintt boasts a diverse content library that spans multiple verticals, including table games, book games, live casino, and slots.
With this new launch, Ontario players now have access to Swintt's full suite of games, including the popular Aloha Spirit XtraLock. The company plans to release more titles in the coming weeks, with Law of Gilgamesh expected to debut on May 30.
Additionally, Swintt will offer games from Elysium Studios, which it acquired earlier this year. The first game from this collaboration, Tipsy Charms, is already live in Swintt's markets.
Swintt Aims to Make an Impact in Ontario and Beyond
Swintt's CEO, David Mann, expressed enthusiasm about the brand's potential impact in Ontario.
"Swintt is delighted to have received AGCO approval for its games in Ontario, and we’re very excited to now have the chance to take this new and dynamic market by storm," Mann said in a release. "Being certified to launch in Ontario is definitely a huge step for the company that will enable us to showcase our brand to new audiences on the global stage."
Entering the Ontario market could serve as a gateway for Swintt to expand into more North American jurisdictions, including the United States.
"Swintt is excited about entering the regulated Canadian market for the first time, and the company has high hopes that the approval will further underline its credentials as a leading global provider," the company stated.
Swintt's Strong Presence in the German Market
Swintt has established a significant presence in the German market, where it is known for its commitment to fair play. The company has built a reputation for not reducing the Return to Player (RTP) rates in its games, ensuring players enjoy a transparent and rewarding gaming experience. As Swintt expands into new territories like Ontario, it brings this same level of integrity and player-centric focus, promising an exciting and fair gaming landscape for its new audience.
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I’ve been a fan of Swintt’s slots for a while now. Their fair RTP rates make a big difference. Great to hear they’re expanding to Ontario – can’t wait to see what they bring to the table next!
Excited to see Swintt entering the North American market! Their diverse game library and transparent practices have always impressed me. Ontario is lucky to have them!
As a German player, I can attest to Swintt's commitment to fair play. It's refreshing to see a provider that doesn't reduce RTP rates. Ontario players are in for a treat with Swintt's games.
Swintt's expansion into the Ontario market is great news! I've always enjoyed their games in Europe, especially knowing they don't mess with the RTP rates. Looking forward to trying out their new releases here!