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Körba: Paf launches new Swedish casino with no bonus

By Emma Bergqvist · Published 28 October 2026

The Paf group has launched a new casino for the Swedish market. The brand is called Körba and it launched on 22 September 2026 and is run by PAF New Tech Ltd under a Swedish licence. The site is aimed at players who want a simple, stripped-down alternative among casinos with a Swedish licence, without a sportsbook or complicated loyalty schemes.

What’s new

Körba is built around just two categories. By limiting itself to slots and live casino, without a sportsbook and without points or loyalty programmes that need explaining, the site targets players who already know what they want to play. The game library mixes classics with newer releases. The selection blends well-known classics such as Book of Dead, Starburst and Sweet Bonanza with newer titles from suppliers like Hacksaw Gaming, Pragmatic Play, Play’n GO and ELK, while the live casino runs in real time against real dealers, with tables including roulette and blackjack via Evolution Gaming.

One distinctive feature is a standalone jackpot. According to several reviews, Körba Jackpot has four prize tiers, and players can choose whether to take part alongside regular game rounds. The casino also stands out by launching without any welcome bonus at all. Körba opened as a plain casino with slots, live casino and jackpots, and all winnings go straight into the balance as withdrawable cash which, thanks to the Swedish licence, is tax-free. Another difference from the legal minimum is the age limit: the terms require players to be 20, two years above the legal requirement.

The licence is shared with another Paf brand. If you have already claimed a bonus at Golden Bull Casino, you cannot claim a new offer at Körba Casino, since both operate under the same licence (24Si1125) from Spelinspektionen, a licence that according to several reviews runs until 31 August 2029.

What it means for you as a player

Because the casino has no bonus, there are also no wagering requirements to track. Registration is quick and digital. Registration is done with BankID, and you can use Swish or Trustly for both deposits and withdrawals, which will feel familiar if you already use Swish payments at other Swedish casinos. It’s also worth knowing that the age limit here is 20 rather than the legal 18 before you sign up.

As with every Swedish-licensed casino, statutory protection tools are in place. Körba offers deposit limits per day, week and month, a self-test, a self-exclusion option and the ability to view your own gambling history on an ongoing basis, with limits that can be lowered immediately while increases only take effect after a cooling-off period. Anyone who feels their gambling is getting out of hand can always contact Stödlinjen.se, and anyone who wants to exclude themselves from all licensed gambling in Sweden can do so via Spelpaus.se.

The bigger picture

Körba is the latest addition to a growing portfolio of brands from Paf. The company is run by the Paf group, the same outfit behind Paf Casino and Speedy, and Paf has existed since 1966 with long experience of regulated gambling markets in the Nordics. The fact that an established company chooses to build an entirely new, narrower concept rather than broaden an existing brand says something about how competitive the Swedish market currently is.

The launch also fits a broader trend among new casinos in Sweden, where more operators are moving away from traditional bonuses with wagering requirements in favour of simpler terms. The casino market has long been dominated by bonuses with wagering requirements, locked winnings and maximum stakes, but Körba is going against that current with a simpler, stripped-down setup. Whether more operators follow remains to be seen.