S Gaming, the sustainable provider of high entertainment slot games for casual players, has entered the Danish market for the first time via a breakthrough partnership with tier one operator, Danske Spil.

Under the deal, one of S Gaming’s most popular slots – Triple 777 Jackpot has now launched to players at Danske Spil Casino, which is powered by Entain.

Denmark promises to be a successful market for S Gaming, whose slots have been developed with a fun-first ethos, with a focus on striking design and where the bonus features are always visible on screen to really ramp up the anticipation of each spin.

Danske Spil players that favour more traditional slot machines can take on Triple 777 Jackpot, a modern twist on the classic 777 theme with plenty of neon action.

The Triple 777 feature is always on screen to build anticipation, but is locked until a spin lands three Bonus 777 symbols. This unlocks the feature with on spin awarded, giving players a shot at the 500x Jackpot prize.

Free Spins are also up for grabs with seven Free Games awarded when three Scatters land in the base game.

Charles Mott, CEO and Founder at S Gaming, said: “Making our move into Denmark with a tier one operator of the calibre of Danske Spil, and on an exclusive basis, is a strong signal as to how popular our games have become. 

“Danske Spil is one of the top online casino brands in the country, having been the first to enter the regulated Danish market, and has since become a firm player favourite. 

“Through S Gaming titles such as Triple 777 Jackpot, Danske Spil can excite and entertain its players like never before. 

“S Gaming is all about fun and sustainability, and helping operators put players on the edge of their seats but in a way that’s responsible and sustainable. 

“This is a big deal for S Gaming, but one that brings just as much value to Danske Spil, Entain and the players of Denmark.” 

Simon Hoffmann Riis, Senior Partnerships & Insights Manager at Danske Spil added: “From day one, we have prioritised offering our players high-quality content from a wide range of providers, and this partnership with S Gaming is a clear reflection of that ambition.

“S Gaming stands out through its focus on sustainable entertainment, creating games that resonate strongly with casual players while still delivering engaging experiences for more seasoned audiences.

“The launch of Triple 777 Jackpot has delivered a very strong start, and we are excited about the potential ahead as we continue to develop the partnership and bring even more engaging experiences to our players together.”

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Figures from the Danish Gambling Authority’s latest monthly statistics show that the Danes gambling spend increased in November 2025 compared with November 2024. Especially betting and online casino saw a large increase in spending.

The total gambling market in November 2025 increased by 17.1% compared to November 2024. Especially online casino and betting contributed to the rise with increases of 27% and 14%, respectively. Gaming machines saw a minor fall of 1.4% and land-based casino saw a fall of 3.4% compared to the same month in 2024.

The monthly statistics also includes figures describing the Danish Gambling Authority’s Register of self-excluded players (ROFUS) and the helpline StopSpillet.

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The Danish Gambling Authority’s statistics for October 2025 show a decrease in the total gambling spend in comparison to the same month last year. However, the betting market was the only market to experience a decrease.

The total gambling spend in October 2025 amounted to DKK 599 million, which corresponds to a decrease of 3.4 per cent compared to October 2024. The statistics show that the decrease for the total gambling market is due to a large fluctuation in the betting market in October 2025 compared to October 2024. The betting market had a decrease of 46.0 per cent. Online casinos experienced the largest increase of 24.4 per cent, while land-based (physical) casinos and gaming machines experienced an increase of 6.0 percent and 0.6 percent, respectively.

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