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10 February 2026 – Gaming Corps, a publicly listed game development company based in Sweden, has entered into a new content agreement with High Flyer Casino, an AGCO-licensed online gaming operator in Ontario, Canada. The deal further expands Gaming Corps’ presence in one of North America’s most competitive regulated iGaming markets.
Under the agreement, a selection of Gaming Corps’ slot titles will be made available to High Flyer Casino players across Ontario. The initial rollout includes 3 Pigs of the Caribbean, a swashbuckling adventure from the widely recognised 3 Pigs franchise, alongside the high-stakes, safari-themed Savannah Stacks.
High Flyer Casino primarily operates in the slots vertical and has established a reputation for delivering value-driven, mobile-first gaming entertainment to Canadian players. Operated by Ellipse Entertainment Limited, the company brings more than 25 years of industry experience and offers a portfolio featuring over 100 exclusive games. Players can also access its signature Reel Jackpot brand, popular Money Spinner titles, and a range of progressive slots.
Adam Pentecost, Chief Revenue Officer at Gaming Corps, said:
“High Flyer Casino has carved out a clear position in Ontario with a focused slots strategy and a strong understanding of what local players are looking for. Bringing our most recognisable titles to their platform allows us to place our games in front of a highly engaged audience in a market that continues to set the pace in North America. This agreement is another important step in broadening our distribution with operators that value distinctive content and long-term portfolio development.”
Man Mac, Head of Marketing at High Flyer Casino, said:
“At High Flyer Casino, we are building a slot lineup that combines proven player appeal with unique gaming experiences. Gaming Corps’ portfolio aligns well with that vision, offering games that feel polished, entertaining and full of character.”
