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Gaming Corps widens reach even further with Dot Connections aggregator deal
A.C.E. platform to host Gaming Corps’ full games suite to more than 300 operator partners
Gaming Corps – a publicly-listed game development company based in Sweden – will offer its first-class games suite to even more players after reaching a distribution agreement with iGaming aggregator Dot Connections.
Dot Connections’ A.C.E. platform provides a one-stop-shop solution and brings the best content providers to more than 300 operators around the world. Last year, Dot Connections added an average of five operators to the platform every month.
The A.C.E. platform will now give operators the chance to utilise Gaming Corps’ full suite of Crash, Mine, Table, Slot and Plinko games. The list of premium titles available includes some of Gaming Corps’ signature game series such as Jet Lucky and Coin Miner, as well as recent successful releases including Piggy Smash, Wild Woof, Raging Zeus Mines and Mighty Mammoth.
Danielle Calafato, Gaming Corps’ Chief Commercial Officer, said: “Dot Connections is frequently securing more operator partners as a result of its ability to seamlessly connect operators and suppliers. This makes them a perfect fit for Gaming Corps, and we relish the opportunity to make our premium games suite available to more than 300 operators.
“We look forward to working with Dot Connections and being able to provide an even more thrilling gaming offering going forward as we continue to strengthen our gaming portfolio with new releases.”
Cora Chen, Chief Operating Officer at Dot Connections said: “We are delighted to give our operator partners the opportunity to make the most of Gaming Corps’ exciting and diverse list of games, which we are certain will be a hit with our partners, and in turn, their players.
“With more and more operator partners signing up all the time, we look forward to giving Gaming Corps’ first-class suite greater exposure in the coming months and utilising the benefits of this partnership.
Alberta
St8 extends TonyBet partnership to Alberta after securing supplier registration
St8 has extended its partnership with TonyBet into Alberta, expanding their Canada footprint following an earlier launch in Ontario this year.
Under the expanded agreement, TonyBet will use St8’s game aggregation platform through a single API integration. St8 said this provides access to its wider catalogue of casino content for players in Alberta.
St8 said the Alberta rollout follows its newly acquired registration to operate in the province as an iGaming Services Supplier, allowing it to provide aggregation services to licensed operators in the market. The company said its platform connects partners to more than 200 game providers via a single API.
David Fall, Business Development Manager at St8, said:
“Entering Alberta’s regulated market is a strong step for St8 that represents our continued efforts to bring our offerings to as many territories as possible, delivering top-tier results for partnerships at the local, national and international stage. We share this commitment with TonyBet, a company that we are very fortunate to be working with so collaboratively and closely as we continue to grow our presence across North America.”
Kiryl Liudvikevich, Head of Product at TonyBet, said:
“We’re proud that our work with St8 has enabled us to continue expanding across Canada. Through St8’s aggregation platform, we can seamlessly access games from the industry’s leading providers via a single integration, helping us scale efficiently while maintaining a strong focus on the player experience. St8 has cemented itself as our go-to partner for expansion into regulated markets, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration as we grow into new jurisdictions.”
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Alberta
St8 continues partnership with TonyBet with an expansion into Alberta
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BetBuilder
OpenBet reports $3bn staked and 175m bets during World Cup 2026
OpenBet said its platform processed more than 175 million bets and $3 billion in stakes across its global operator customers during World Cup 2026. The supplier published the figures on 22nd July 2026, describing the tournament as its biggest-ever betting event.
The company said England’s run to the semi-finals drove high volumes across its UK-facing customers. OpenBet reported almost 5 million pre-match bets for England vs Norway in the quarter-final, with England vs Argentina close behind at 4.65 million.
OpenBet also pointed to increased demand for player-driven markets. It said 23 million Player Prop bets were processed during the tournament, up 130% versus Qatar 2022, and that the final between Spain and Argentina generated 831,000 BetBuilder bets, 39% more than four years earlier. OpenBet added that ten of the 20 most repeated bet combinations included a Player Goals or Player Stats selection, compared with four in 2022.
In-play betting rose as the knockout rounds progressed, with OpenBet saying live bets reached around one in six bets and carried higher average stakes than pre-match. The supplier said it also provided Managed Trading Services to platform customers during the tournament, covering odds creation, trading content, and risk and liability management.
Beyond sportsbook, OpenBet said its OpenBet Locator
product processed more than 200 million location checks across regulated US states during the World Cup. Nikos Konstakis, President at OpenBet, said: “A World Cup is one of the defining moments for our industry, and this was the largest betting event our platform has ever supported.
“What stands out beyond the numbers is the extent to which player behaviour continues to evolve. Fans are no longer simply backing a result, they are building their own narrative around individual players, and our expanded BetBuilder and Player Prop offering met that demand while delivering the high-margin products operators need.
“Sustained peak load across a six-week tournament is different to managing a single event, and our platform handled it extremely well.
“The highest-profile operators trust us with the events that matter most, and this was the largest of them all.”
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