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Körba Casino launches in Sweden – new Paf brand

By Emma Bergqvist · Published 22 October 2026

The Paf group has launched a new casino for the Swedish market. Körba Casino went live at körba.se and is operated by PAF New Tech Limited, part of the Åland-based Paf group. The site focuses entirely on slots, live casino and its own jackpot system.

What’s new

Körba launched on 22 September 2026 and is run by PAF New Tech Ltd under a Swedish licence. The name refers to the Swedish phrase for “just go for it”, fitting a site built around quickly diving into slots and live casino. The site opened in September 2026 with a 20-year age limit, two years above the legal minimum, and without any bonus offers.

The licence number is 24Si1125 and runs from 1 September 2024 to 31 August 2029. The casino shares its licence with Golden Bull. Today Körba only offers slots and live casino, but its licence does cover betting, so a sportsbook could be added in the future.

The game selection is already broad. Körba works with just under 50 game providers, both established and lesser-known studios, including Big Time Gaming, NetEnt, Yggdrasil, Nolimit City and smaller names such as Aviatrix, Bang Bang Games and Sneaky Slots. There are also games from Paf’s own in-house studio. Registration uses BankID, alongside the payment methods Swish and Trustly. Instead of a welcome bonus, the casino has built its own jackpot that players can opt into while they play.

What it means for you as a player

Having a Swedish licence means Körba offers the same protections as other licensed sites: deposit limits, self-tests and a link to Spelpaus.se. There is currently no welcome bonus at Körba. It’s worth knowing that the rule limiting bonuses to one per licence holder applies here. Since Körba and Golden Bull share the same licence holder, the Swedish rule of one bonus per licence applies, so if you’ve already claimed the welcome bonus at Golden Bull, you can’t claim it again at Körba.

If you prefer paying with your phone, Körba is built around Swish casinos and Trustly, which usually means fast deposits and withdrawals. If gambling ever starts to feel like too much, support is available via Stödlinjen.se, and you can exclude yourself from all licensed gambling through Spelpaus.se.

The bigger picture

Körba is the latest addition to an already large portfolio. Paf has existed since 1966 and has long experience of regulated gambling markets in the Nordics. Paf already owns brands including 1X2, CasinoEpic, X3000, Golden Bull and SpeedyBet. Körba follows the same pattern as several of the group’s earlier launches: its own name and feel, but the same licence and infrastructure underneath.

The fact that the casino holds a betting licence but has chosen to launch with casino only suggests Paf wants to test the concept before potentially adding a sportsbook. Anyone wanting to keep track of more new casinos on the Swedish market would do well to watch how Körba develops in the coming months.