Nolimit City, Play'n GO, EveryMatrix, and Thunderkick all hold Swedish B2B Licences

Sweden continues to award business licences to global leaders in their fields. Play'n GO, Nolimit City, EveryMatrix, and Thunderkick have all received licences after Relax Gaming and Yggdrasil.

A B2B licence will be required in Sweden as of July 1, 2023, according to new regulations. The licence grants the recipient company five years of operation. 

The Swedish adventure of Play'n GO and Nolimit City continues:

This extension of Play'n GO's licence in Sweden is more evidence of the company's success on the Swedish market, where it offers over 300 different slot games like the popular Book of Dead, Legion Gold, and Reactoonz. 

Play'n GO may now fortify its foothold in the European market by expanding into Sweden, a crucial region.

However, this year the organisation is expanding its focus to include other global markets in addition to Europe. Play'n GO is growing throughout the North American market, with the Swedish licence following the US iGaming licence for Connecticut. In addition to Connecticut, it may be found in Ontario, New Jersey, Michigan, and West Virginia.

Nolimit City Limited was also issued a B2B licence by the Swedish Gaming Authority (Spelinspektionen). Nolimit City will own the game software, giving it the freedom to partner with a wide variety of Swedish companies. 

The Swedish gamers are excited to play some of Nolimit is most popular games, and the brand continues to grow into new regulated areas across the world.

EveryMatrix and Thunderkick Business-to-Business Licence:

In addition, EveryMatrix was granted permission to enter the Swedish market. Online gaming companies will soon be able to take use of the company's modular, API-driven solutions. Popular EveryMatrix games and services will now be accessible to Swedish gamers.

EveryMatrix's CEO, Ebbe Groes, is ecstatic with the company's early and successful application for a Swedish licence under the new regulations. This will allow us to provide our revolutionary technology, which has been shown to dramatically improve both the player experience and operator profits, and thereby better protect brands and their players with regulated products and services.

One of the firms to receive a licence in Sweden is Thunderkick. It is no surprise that a Stockholm-based developer like Thunderkick would be among the first to receive the licence, seeing as how Swedes are big fans of the developer's games and have supported them from the start. 

Popular games like Dionysus Golden Feast and The Wildos will remain available to the gamers.

Since 2019, when online gaming and betting have been legal in Sweden, this business has grown swiftly to become one of the most significant in Europe.

For instance, in 2022 alone, the Swedish market for online gaming generated roughly SEK17.1bn (€1.5bn) in GGR income.