Swintt Expands in Germany with Entain’s bwin

Swintt is expanding its reach in Germany, after Entain, one of the leaders in the market, has confirmed that the company’s Bwin brand will be integrating more than 100 of its games locally, giving an immediate boost to its library as well as the supplier’s local reach.

Both Swintt and Entain are well-established names in the iGaming industry, and the integration of content with the Bwin brand will only serve to strengthen their respective footprints and deepen their collaborative efforts. 

Bwin Gets Content Boost with Swintt’s Premium Titles & More

Among the titles are SwinttPremium’s catalogue, featuring more than 25 such titles developed to offer players fresh and exciting experiences across the board. Bwin players will now be able to experience games such as Extra Win X, Seven Seven Pots and Pearls, as well as Master of Books Unlimited.

Swintt will also continue to inject new titles as they become available, with the company planning on about 50 new releases this year, but the pace of development is subject to further adjustments. 

Entain Director of Gaming North Central Europe Wanja Richter has welcomed this new opportunity to see the companies integrate their products and offer more innovative gaming experiences to local players.

“As a group with a huge market presence in Germany, it’s vital for bwin to stay on top of the latest trends and give customers what they want – and integrating Swintt’s popular content into our line-up will enable us to do precisely that,”  Richter said.

The SwinttPremium brand is now offering local players a unique strand of iGaming experience that is going to offer greater value. Swintt CCO Anthony Dalla-Giacoma welcomed the partnership on a similarly upbeat note and, in particular, extolled the virtues of the SwinttPremium portfolio :

“With SwinttPremium titles having already proven hugely popular with German audiences, going live with over 25 of our top-performing slots across Entain’s DE-facing platforms will enable us to introduce games to new audiences while also bolstering the group’s line-up of localised content.”