Woman wins over 700,000 kronor on Mega Moolah slot
A woman from Eskilstuna won over 700,000 kronor on the slot Mega Moolah at Svenska Spel after staking just 6.25 kronor.
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Woman wins over 700,000 kronor on Mega Moolah slot
A woman from Eskilstuna won over 700,000 kronor on the slot Mega Moolah at Svenska Spel after staking just 6.25 kronor.
MGM’s LeoVegas-led arm nears break-even after Q3
MGM Digital, led by Swedish-licensed brand LeoVegas, sharply narrowed its loss in Q3 2026 even as revenue growth slowed.
Spelinspektionen bans Duel.com and three other sites
Spelinspektionen has banned Duel.com and three other unlicensed sites for targeting Swedish players despite lacking a Swedish gambling licence.
BOS wants new formula for Swedish AML fines
BOS wants anti-money-laundering fines based on a casino's Swedish turnover, not its whole group, to avoid double punishment.
Finland’s Veikkaus launches Viabet – but not in Sweden
Veikkaus and Viaplay are launching new betting brand Viabet in 2027. Sweden isn't included yet - here's what that means for licensed play.
Coolbet changes welcome bonus for Swedish players
Coolbet, which holds a Swedish licence, has swapped its odds bonus for a 300 kronor freebet for new sports betting customers.
NetEnt launches new slot Nunchucks with fighting nuns
NetEnt has launched Nunchucks, a new high-volatility martial-arts slot with 4,096 ways to win and a 12,000x max win.
Relax Gaming launches new slot Nuclear Tumble
Relax Gaming has launched Nuclear Tumble, a slot with cash symbols and multiple bet modes, now live at Swedish-licensed casinos.
Evolution gives Infinite Blackjack an NFL makeover in the US
Evolution and Fanatics Casino launch NFL-themed Infinite Blackjack tables in the US. Here's how the format works and what it means for Swedish players.
Trade body urges softer line from Swedish regulator
A new report finds Sweden's gambling regulator issues harsher fines than peer agencies. The industry wants a more risk-based approach.