Gaming Corps expands Dutch footprint with Jacks.nl integration

Games studio rolls out smash-hit games to players across the Netherlands with JOI Gaming brand

Gaming Corps, a publicly-listed game studio based in Sweden that is renowned for creating industry leading casino games, has today announced that it would be taking its content live with Netherlands operator, Jacks.nl.

Since receiving its licence from the Dutch Gambling Authority (KSA) in 2021, Jacks.nl has been committed to creating a unique, enjoyable casino experience for players across the Netherlands by offering a wide range of video slots, live casino games and sports betting.

Jacks.nl players will have access to Gaming Corps’ portfolio of slot titles, such as 777 Jackpot Diamond Hold and Win, Penalty Champion, 9 Jokers Stick and Spin and much more.

In addition, Gaming Corps will also make its “Smash4Cash™” series of games available to Jacks.nl players, including both Piggy Smash and RAMPAGE! Smash4Cash™, which were launched earlier this year.

Gaming Corps first received the green light to operate in the Dutch market at the end of 2022. This new partnership marks a major milestone in the game developer’s expansion efforts across the Netherlands.

Commenting on behalf of Gaming Corps, Danielle Calafato, CCO said: “We are absolutely thrilled to be rolling out our games to more players across the Netherlands alongside Jacks.nl, in what we believe will be a very exciting partnership going forward.

“The Dutch market has long been of interest, and we believe it holds significant potential for us to deliver new and engaging experiences for players. We’re really excited to see what this partnership holds going forward!”

Ayla Haverkamp, Casino Operational Manager at Jacks.nl added: “The addition of Gaming Corps’ titles will add a new dimension to our current product portfolio, allowing us to offer a broader range of games for our players. We are confident that this partnership with Gaming Corps will reinforce our position as the go-to casino for Dutch players.”