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Million Games has secured official approval from the Swedish Gaming Authority (Spelinspektionen) to offer commercial online games in Sweden. This achievement represents a crucial milestone in the company’s strategy to expand into regulated markets and comes at an ideal moment as they prepare for their participation in ICE Barcelona 2026.
CEO Thomas Nimstad said:
“This achievement represents more than compliance. It’s a milestone that defines our direction as a company. Sweden is our home market, and obtaining this licence reinforces our commitment to quality, responsibility and innovation.”
An important license for Million Games
Following the approval of its Swedish license, Million Games is set to embark on a significant new chapter. The company plans to certify its individual game titles and establish partnerships with various Swedish operators and aggregators.
Its diverse portfolio features a wide range of offerings, including video slots, table games, multiplayer formats, and instant-win products, developed both in-house and through its Million Stars partner program.
In preparation for this expansion, Million Games is dedicated to aligning its products and internal processes with the rigorous standards set by Spelinspektionen. This commitment ensures that the company will fully comply with the regulatory requirements and player protection measures necessary for operating in the Swedish market.
All eyes on Barcelona
Million Games is gearing up to showcase its portfolio at ICE Barcelona 2026, where the company will unveil upcoming gaming releases, key partnerships, and future developments. This prestigious event represents an excellent opportunity for Million Games to engage directly with potential partners across the industry.
“Gaining the Swedish licence before ICE is the ideal timing. It allows us to meet potential partners face-to-face, demonstrate our compliance-ready portfolio and strengthen Million Games’ position as a trusted, creative studio in regulated markets,” Nimstad added.
The timing of this presentation is significant, especially amid increased enforcement actions in Sweden. Recently, Spelinspektionen ordered Yomoly to stop targeting Swedish customers without the necessary license. This is a part of a broader effort to combat unlicensed operations in the country and protect consumers.
Source: Gambling Insider
