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Why is LatAm such an important market for 3 Oaks Gaming?
3 Oaks Gaming is beginning to establish itself across regulated European markets, but now it has a focus on gaining a footprint in the rapidly evolving Latin American region.
We spoke to 3 Oaks Gaming’s Account Manager LatAm, Henrique De Simoni, about the distributor’s plans for LatAm and the overall appeal of the region.
3 Oaks has recently signed multiple deals in LatAm. How did those deals come about and are there plans for any more partnerships in those territories?
It is fantastic to sign a range of deals across LatAm, initially in Colombia and Mexico before sealing a number of agreements in Brazil. Colombia, in particular, is now a mature jurisdiction and entering the market there first ahead of other regulated territories was something that we felt was a sensible move for us.
Luckia and BetPlay are two of Colombia’s foremost operators, with a huge network of suppliers under their remit. To sign deals with those two giants undoubtedly bolsters our reputation within the region.
We also have Bet7K and F12.bet with our portfolio in Brazil and many more operators that are almost ready to go live in the next semester.
Overall, we have connected with multiple casino platform providers, such as Vibra Solutions, Alea, Hub88 and Salsa Technology, extending the reach of our content across the continent and we are excited at what the future holds for us with these partnerships.
Why were Colombia and Mexico first on 3 Oaks’ list when entering LatAm?
Colombia and Mexico emerged as the top choices for several compelling reasons. Firstly, both countries exhibit substantial market potential, with burgeoning populations eager for new and exciting gaming experiences. Additionally, the regulatory landscapes in Colombia and Mexico have been evolving positively, offering conducive environments for the expansion of the gaming industry. This regulatory stability provides a solid foundation upon which we can build our operations and establish long-term success.
Despite Colombia’s rapid maturity within the gaming sector, our thorough analysis identified continued high potential for growth. By securing certification for our games in Colombia, we’ve positioned ourselves to capitalise on the evolving landscape and seize lucrative business opportunities.
Mexico is now the second market in terms of volume, internet betting traffic and great demographic numbers related to gambling in LatAm. This opportunity of offering casino games for Spanish speaking countries that adores sports is something that challenges us and makes the industry more competitive in terms of generating the best premium slots.
What other LatAm regions are 3 Oaks targeting over the next 12 months?
With some provinces in Argentina already regulated, such as the capital Buenos Aires, this is a key market for us as we look to expand across the continent. Argentina has shown substantial numbers in the iGaming market and can easily become the third largest country in terms of GGR.
However, we are also looking at other regions in LatAm as we try and finalise further partnerships here so watch this space as our journey continues!
With Brazil on the cusp of regulation, how do you think the space will pan out over the next 12 months and what plans does 3 Oaks have for the region?
It’s no secret that Brazil has been our number one target and we are thrilled to be live in the jurisdiction through a number of agreements already. Certain analysts predict that the market is expected to be worth over US$3 billion by 2028, which is an astonishing prediction, but also an incredibly exciting one.
We will see an increase of mature companies trying to expand in Brazil and can expect to reach the biggest operators with our approach and outstanding customer experience. We have premium slots, a team that believes in the market and everything to make our brand visible for our Brazilian customers.
These numbers ensure Brazil will be the jewel in Latin America’s crown once it fully regulates, and thanks to the deals we have in place, we feel we are well positioned for future growth when regulation finally kicks in.
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Pragmatic Play leads across Europe while RTG and 3 Oaks Gaming dominate US and Australia, new Blask data shows
Tier-1 casino lobbies are becoming less concentrated as regional challengers gain ground.
New data from Blask reveals that while Pragmatic Play remains the dominant game provider across most tier-1 European iGaming markets, regional dynamics are becoming increasingly fragmented as competitors such as Playtech, Evolution, Hacksaw Gaming, RTG and 3 Oaks Gaming rapidly expand their positions in local casino lobbies.
According to Blask’s latest analysis of tier-1 operator lobbies across Europe, North America and Australia, no single provider now holds an overwhelming market monopoly in most mature jurisdictions — with several countries showing signs of diversification and aggressive competition between suppliers.
In the United Kingdom, Pragmatic Play retained the leading position despite its market share declining year-over-year from 15.53% to 13.99%. At the same time, Reel Kingdom nearly doubled its presence, while Playtech also strengthened its position, reflecting increasing pressure on the long-time market leader.
Spain emerged as one of the most competitive European jurisdictions. While Pragmatic Play and Playtech both expanded their shares, the standout growth came from Evolution, which surged from 0.33% to 5.58% in just one year, signaling a major expansion of live casino content within the market.
Italy showed an even sharper shift toward supplier parity. Pragmatic Play and Playtech both lost substantial market share year-over-year, leaving the country without a clearly dominant provider. Evolution also accelerated its presence in the market, growing from 0.13% to 3.41%.
Germany remained one of Pragmatic Play’s strongest territories despite a decline from 17.39% to 14.40%. However, the market’s fastest-growing supplier was Hacksaw Gaming, which more than doubled its share and entered direct competition for a top-tier position.
France demonstrated one of the most balanced supplier landscapes in Europe. While Pragmatic Play overtook Play’n GO to become the leading provider in 2026, the difference between major suppliers remains minimal, suggesting that player demand in the country is spread across a wide range of content studios.
The Nordic markets also showed signs of changing player preferences. In Sweden, all top-five providers lost market share year-over-year while smaller suppliers expanded, indicating rising demand for newer studios. Denmark showed particularly strong momentum for Evolution, whose growth correlated with increasing live casino demand tracked by Blask.
Outside Europe, market structures differed significantly.
In the United States, RTG remains the dominant supplier with an 18.05% share, far ahead of competitors that struggle to exceed the 6% threshold. Meanwhile in Australia, 3 Oaks Gaming emerged as the leading provider, narrowly competing with Playson in one of the most distinct supplier ecosystems among tier-1 markets.
“Tier-1 markets are no longer moving toward monopoly dynamics,” said Vitaly Zubtsov, Head of PR at Blask. “What we see instead is fragmentation: local player preferences, live casino expansion, and new-generation studios increasingly reshape supplier hierarchies country by country.”
The report is based on Blask’s proprietary lobby-tracking technology, which continuously monitors game visibility and supplier presence across major regulated iGaming markets.
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3 Oaks Gaming releases Lucky Apple x1000 slot with multipliers up to x1000
3 Oaks Gaming has released Lucky Apple x1000, a 6×5 scatter pays slot with cascading reels and multipliers up to x1000.
Wins trigger when eight matching symbols land anywhere on the reels. The game uses a Cascading Reels mechanic, removing winning symbols and dropping new ones in place. Red Apple Symbols can appear randomly or be “assisted by the character,” revealing multipliers from x2 to x1000. Any multipliers in view combine and are applied to the total win after the cascade.
The slot also includes a Free Spins feature where multipliers from winning spins contribute to a growing Total Multiplier during the feature, according to the company.
In certain markets, 3 Oaks Gaming said players can access a Bonus Shop with two Free Spins options, including an upgraded round where multipliers range from x10 to x1000.
Krasimir Pankovski, Sales Director at 3 Oaks Gaming, said: “Lucky Apple x1000 highlights our approach to combining strong themes with proven mechanics that resonate with players. By bringing together cascading reels, high-value multipliers and a cumulative Free Spins model, we’ve created a title designed for both engagement and longevity.
“The addition of the Bonus Shop adds further flexibility, supporting player choice while helping operators maximise performance as we continue to grow a competitive portfolio.”
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3 Oaks Gaming adds Must Drop JACKPOT mechanic to 4 Pots of Egypt slot
New variant pairs Hold & Win gameplay with two daily progressive jackpots designed to drop before a capped maximum value.
3 Oaks Gaming has released Must Drop JACKPOT
4 Pots of Egypt, extending its Must Drop JACKPOT
series by adding the time-limited jackpot mechanic to its 4 Pots of Egypt slot.
The 5×3, 20-line title uses a Hold & Win format and a four-pots bonus structure, with a progressive jackpot that the supplier says is guaranteed to drop before reaching a defined maximum value. 3 Oaks Gaming said two progressive jackpots are available daily.
According to the company, the Must Drop JACKPOT
prize is set at network level within the game, meaning operators can deploy the promotional feature without additional administrative setup.
The game is built on the original 4 Pots of Egypt, with three smaller pots—Boost, Collect and Multi—and a fourth pot that can add Mini to Major jackpot values on up to three random symbols during the Bonus Game.
Victoria Vashukevich, Acting CCO 3 Oaks Gaming, said: “Must Drop JACKPOT
4 Pots of Egypt builds on the strength of proven Hold & Win gameplay with the added excitement of our Must Drop JACKPOT
feature.
“The game’s layered bonus features, engaging Egyptian theme and progressive jackpot functionality make it a valuable addition to our portfolio and an attractive proposition for operators seeking high-performing content.”
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