Yggdrasil has made its debut in the Croatian regulated market by collaborating with Admiral, the leading brand in the market, thus enhancing its footprint in important European markets.

Players at Admiral in Croatia can now enjoy Yggdrasil’s main games, featuring the widely acclaimed Vikings series along with essential titles such as MexoMax, Raptor, Golden Fishtank 2, Holmes and the Stolen Stones, and Elysian Jackpots.

Yggdrasil’s collaboration with Bragg Gaming Group has streamlined market entry, enabling quick partnerships with various operators in important regulated markets.

Entering Croatia signifies a significant achievement in Yggdrasil’s wider European growth plan, incorporating a new regulated region into its growing presence.

Paulina Ostrzycka, Client Success Manager, at Yggdrasil, said: “Going live with AdmiralBet is a major milestone for us as it marks Yggdrasil’s first operator launch in Croatia.

“The Croatian market is a great fit for our portfolio, and working with Bragg has enabled an efficient rollout that puts our content in front of new audiences quickly. We’re excited to build momentum here with a strong initial line-up and a clear roadmap of content to follow.”

Žarko Žuvela, Head of Online at Admiral, added: “We’re focused on delivering a premium online casino experience, and partnering with Yggdrasil helps us raise the bar for our players in Croatia.

“Their titles are known for engaging mechanics and standout entertainment, and we’re delighted to have them live on Admiral.hr with more content planned as we continue to expand and evolve our offering.”

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Bragg Gaming Group Inc. has partnered with AdmiralBet to enhance online casino offerings in the German market. This collaboration will feature Bragg’s exclusive portfolio, including popular Gamomat titles like Ramses Book and Fancy Fruits – Double Rush.

“We believe that good partnerships are built on shared convictions. And that’s exactly what connects us with AdmiralBet: a strong commitment to quality, fairness, and a passion for games that bring people joy. Together, we create a space where timeless classics and fresh innovations both have their place,” Bragg Gaming Group said.

“Since its founding, Gamomat – a leading Powered by Bragg studio partner – has been developing games born from ideas and passion. Gamomat titles combine intuitive mechanics, thoughtful design, and themes that evoke real emotion – all proudly ‘Made in Germany’ – and this very spirit shines through in the Powered by Bragg selection at the AdmiralBet.

“Many of Gamomat’s most popular titles can be found at AdmiralBet Casino – from Ramses Book and Fancy Fruits – Double Rush to Sticky Diamonds, Books & Bulls, or Crystal Ball. Each of these slots tells its own little story and perfectly represents what defines the studio: clear structures, strong characters, and that special something that keeps a game fun over time.

“What we particularly value here is our shared commitment to responsibility and transparency. Players should have fun, but also be able to rely on fair processes and a safe environment. These values matter deeply to us – and they’re what make our partnership with AdmiralBet so meaningful.

“For us, this collaboration is more than just a distribution channel. It’s an expression of a shared vision that unites the best of all worlds: AdmiralBet’s technological expertise and Bragg’s exclusive online casino portfolio including Gamomat’s creative game development from the heart of Berlin.

“Together, we’re shaping a gaming experience that’s authentic, responsible, and entertaining – just as we imagine modern gaming in German online casinos should be.”

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Greentube, the NOVOMATIC Digital Gaming and Entertainment division, has reinforced its commitment to responsible gaming through a new partnership between NOVOMATIC’s Spanish-facing brand AdmiralBet.es and BetBlocker, aimed at improving player protection and raising awareness of safer gambling tools in Spain.

Through this collaboration, AdmiralBet Spain together with BetBlocker are supporting ongoing safer gambling initiatives, further strengthening the operator’s long-standing commitment to player wellbeing and responsible play.

BetBlocker, a UK-registered charitable organisation, provides a free, anonymous self-exclusion tool that allows users to block access to thousands of online gambling websites and apps across multiple devices and languages. Players can choose blocking periods ranging from a few hours to several years, without needing to register or submit any personal information.

As part of the collaboration, AdmiralBet Spain has added the BetBlocker logo to its website footer and included details about the tool on its Safer Gambling page. The resource is also being highlighted within the operator’s player communications, ensuring that users seeking support can easily find and access it.

The initiative follows a previous collaboration between BetBlocker and Greentube’s German operations, marking another step in the company’s ongoing mission to promote responsible gambling across its European markets.

Clara Gómez Grau at AdmiralBet.es, added: “AdmiralBet.es is convinced that a sustainable gaming environment is one where players feel safe, informed and in control. Partnering with BetBlocker allows us to strengthen that commitment by providing a practical tool that supports responsible play and promotes player wellbeing.”

Pedro Romero at BetBlocker, said: “We’re delighted to receive the support of AdmiralBet.es and Greentube in expanding BetBlocker’s reach within the Spanish market. Every partnership helps us to make our service more accessible to those who may benefit from additional tools to control their gambling habits.”

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