S Gaming wins Swedish licence as Sweet Loot slot launches
A new slot supplier is heading into the Swedish market. S Gaming has been given the green light by Spelinspektionen, while Pragmatic Play has released a new pirate-themed candy slot. Here is this week’s most important news for players at Swedish-licensed casinos.
S Gaming secures a Swedish gambling licence
Slot studio S Gaming has been granted a Swedish gambling licence by Spelinspektionen, opening the door for the company to reach Swedish players. S Gaming Limited, the in-demand slot provider, has confirmed the award of a licence from the Swedish Gambling Authority (Spelinspektionen). The licence marks the studio’s third regulatory approval, following the UK and Malta.
A selection of S Gaming’s popular titles, including Will it Ring?, Box Breaker, Spice is Right and Faithful Fortunes, will be made available to Swedish players in the coming period, with further releases to follow from January 2027. The company was supported through its licensing process by compliance firm BetComply. For you as a player, this means more choice among online slots at Swedish-licensed casinos, with the same oversight from Spelinspektionen that governs payment safety and player protection.
Pragmatic Play launches pirate slot Sweet Loot
Pragmatic Play has released a new slot combining a pirate theme with candy. Pragmatic Play has launched Sweet Loot, a new slot in which players are invited to set sail for a sweet world of candy-themed piracy. The title joins the supplier’s ever-growing catalogue and could appear at Swedish casinos that have deals with Pragmatic Play.
The slot offers substantial win potential. This new title offers multipliers of up to 500x, instant wins of up to 2,000x, and a max prize of up to 10,000x. That makes Sweet Loot one of the higher-stakes releases of the week among online casino slots. As always, only gamble with money you can afford to lose – support is available via Stödlinjen.se, and Spelpaus.se lets you exclude yourself from all licensed gambling.
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