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Peter & Sons Expands Its Danish Presence Through Partnership with Spillehallen

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Award-winning game studio Peter & Sons has expanded its reach in Denmark through a new partnership with Spillehallen, one of the country’s most trusted and innovative gaming brands.

Spillehallen is a 100% Danish-owned company with over 45 years of experience in the national gaming industry. Known for its craftsmanship and visionary development team, Spillehallen has successfully transitioned from the world of physical slot machines to the online space, bringing its rich legacy to Spillehallen.dk. The company’s goal has always been to recreate the authentic feel and functionality of traditional Danish slots while enhancing them with modern design and technology.

Through this collaboration, Spillehallen players will gain access to Peter & Sons’ expanding portfolio of video slots, celebrated for their handcrafted art, cinematic sound design, and imaginative mechanics. Titles such as Barbarossa, Voodoo Hex, and Wild One reflect the studio’s signature approach — blending storytelling, bold aesthetics, and engaging gameplay to create unforgettable experiences.

Denmark stands as one of Europe’s most mature and well-regulated iGaming markets, making it a natural fit for Peter & Sons’ continued growth strategy. The partnership with Spillehallen underscores the studio’s mission to deliver creative, story-rich, and premium-quality gaming experiences to players in regulated markets worldwide.

Yann Bautista, Commercial Director & Founder at Peter & Sons, said: “We’re thrilled to partner with Spillehallen — a brand that shares our passion for quality, innovation, and entertainment. Their deep roots in Danish gaming and their modern approach to digital experiences make them the perfect partner for our continued expansion in Denmark.”

Jacob Frostholm, Casino Manager at Spillehallen added: “Peter & Sons’ games stand out for their artistic style and creative gameplay. We’re excited to bring their unique worlds to our players and continue building on our tradition of offering the best and most entertaining gaming experiences in Denmark.”

This partnership marks another key milestone for Peter & Sons as it continues its expansion across Europe following recent launches in markets such as the UK, Italy, and the Netherlands.

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Danes Spent More on Online Casino and Betting in November 2025

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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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Spillemyndigheden: Large decrease in betting consumption in October

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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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Spelinspektionen: Data collection for unique Nordic gaming study begins

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A joint Nordic research project is now mapping gambling habits and gambling problems – 150,000 people in the Nordic region are participating in the sample.

The Nordic countries Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark have launched a unique joint research project on gambling: the Pan-Nordic Gambling Study (PANG). The aim is to gather comparable knowledge about gambling habits and gambling problems in the region – something that has been lacking so far. From Sweden, the Public Health Agency, which is responsible for the assignment, and the Swedish Gambling Authority have participated in the work of developing the study.

The study includes, among other things, the prevalence of gambling, participation in different forms of gambling, differences between licensed and unlicensed gambling, and the connection between gambling and health.

“The study will provide a basis for assessing gambling and gambling problems in the Nordic countries. It will be exciting to compare the results with previous Swedish data and with the rest of the Nordic countries, especially since so few similar joint surveys have been conducted in Europe,” says Maria Vinberg, investigator at the Swedish Gambling Authority.

Data collection will now begin in November 2025, when approximately 30,000 randomly selected people in each country will have the opportunity to participate in the survey. The results of the survey will be published in a joint report in spring 2026 and will constitute an important knowledge base for research and future decisions in the field of gambling.

Source: spelinspektionen.se

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