Swintt has appointed Etienne Azzopardi as Managing Director, confirming its former COO in the permanent role after a three-month interim period that began in January. The move follows the departure of outgoing CEO David Mann, as the company continues a wider strategic restructure.

Swintt said Azzopardi will lead product strategy, future market expansion and team development. During his interim term, the company said it released 12 titles, including three games under its Elysium Studios label.

The supplier also pointed to two partnership deals signed during the same period: NetBet adding Swintt content for Greece, and SkillOnNet taking Select, Premium and Elysium Studios games across its .com, UK and MX brands.

Looking ahead, Swintt said it plans to maintain monthly content output and pursue further growth in regulated jurisdictions. The company added that Switzerland is scheduled to be its next major market target in 2026.

Etienne Azzopardi, Managing Director at Swintt, said: “I’m delighted to have been appointed Managing Director at Swintt. Since joining the company in 2021, I’ve had a hand in everything from operational management and roadmap optimisation to market licensing and game certification, and the experience I’ve picked up in those four and a half years will prove crucial in my new role.

Having spent three months acting as Interim Managing Director, I feel very privileged to be taking the role on a permanent basis and believe this will be the catalyst for Swintt to continue its outstanding recent growth in regulated markets worldwide. With a packed product roadmap already planned for 2026, it’s going to be an amazing journey and I’m excited to continue growing the Swintt brand.”

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Swintt, the renowned software provider celebrated for its thrilling content and innovative mechanics, has expanded its SwinttPremium line with Jelly Hunter Quadspins, an action-packed slot offering players the chance to win up to 6,000x their stake.

Timed to capture the energy of the changing season, Jelly Hunter Quadspins is set against a sun-drenched forest, complete with a carefully laid picnic blanket. Players are greeted by a lively cast of woodland creatures as high-value symbols, while colorful jelly desserts populate the rest of the paytable, creating a visually vibrant and cheerful gaming experience.

The game features five reels and 10 fixed paylines, and brings back the Quadspins mechanic, first introduced in Swintt’s Lucky Fortune Door series. Quadspins activate after any spin delivering at least 4x the bet, allowing players to convert all or part of their prize into a series of supercharged spins across four separate reel sets.

During Quadspins, a new mystery symbol appears as a set of bushes. Each symbol that lands reveals a random base game icon, creating extra winning opportunities. Players can continue Quadspins as long as they keep hitting at least 4x the bet, with a maximum of 50 spins per bonus round.

Additionally, any wins collected—whether in the base game or during Quadspins—can be gambled in the optional Risk feature, where correctly guessing the color of a hidden card doubles the prize. The feature continues until an incorrect guess or the maximum win is reached.

Anthony Dalla-Giacoma, Chief Commercial Officer at Swintt, said:
“Jelly Hunter Quadspins perfectly blends simple, intuitive gameplay with the excitement of big wins. The return of our popular Quadspins mechanic, combined with a max win of 6,000x, makes this slot an ideal choice for fans of classic-style games with a modern twist.”

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Calling all goldbugs and jackpot seekers – Swintt, the in-demand software provider, has today released Seventy Seven Money Bloxx, a fresh take on its classic bullion-building fruit slot formula.

This five-reel, ten-payline game pays out for matching symbols from left-to-right, right-to-left, and centrally, expanding on the retro charm of Swintt’s Premium series while introducing an exciting Money Bloxx mechanic.

Players will encounter a vibrant mix of gold bars, rings, seventy-sevens, and fruit symbols, staying true to the series’ iconic graphics and gameplay. The highlight is the bonus round, where five massive jackpots – Mini, Minor, Major, Maxi, and Mega – can be claimed.

The bonus is triggered whenever five Money Bloxx symbols land anywhere on the reels. Players are then transported to a new set of five ascending columns, each topped with one of the game’s jackpots. To claim the prizes, players must fill the columns below with gold bars.

During the feature, players start with three respins to collect as many gold bars as possible. Each new gold bar resets the respin counter, extending the bonus until no new symbols appear or all spaces are filled. At the end, all collected gold bars and any jackpots won are combined and awarded before returning to the base game.

With jackpots ranging from 50x to 2,000x the stake and a maximum win potential of 6,000x, Seventy Seven Money Bloxx is a highly volatile slot capable of delivering serious payouts. For an extra thrill, players can also use the optional Risk feature to attempt to double any prizes.

“This month, the king of retro slots returns with a Money Bloxx makeover,” said Anthony Dalla-Giacoma, Chief Commercial Officer at Swintt. “Seventy Seven Money Bloxx keeps all the classic fruit-themed staples that made our Premium series hits, while introducing a new gold rush mechanic where five big jackpots are up for grabs. It’s a thrilling addition that operators won’t want to miss.”

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