Swedish developer debuts in the market with innovative mechanics and diverse game portfolio
Gaming Corps, the publicly listed Swedish game developer, has entered the Bulgarian iGaming market for the first time through a new content partnership with rapidly growing licensed operator BETHUB.
The deal will see Gaming Corps’ full suite of premium casino titles go live for BETHUB players, spanning Crash, Mine, Table, Slot, and Plinko games. Among the highlights are hit titles such as 3 Pigs of Olympus, along with proprietary mechanics including Smash4Cash™ and the studio’s latest innovation, A-MAZE-CADES™—a genre-blending format that combines cascading wins with shifting grids. Early releases in the series, such as Wet and Wild Beavers and Hyena Heist, have already attracted attention for their inventive design and high replay value.
The collaboration marks a key milestone in Gaming Corps’ international growth strategy, further strengthening its footprint in regulated European markets. 
“Partnering with BETHUB is a milestone moment for Gaming Corps as we expand into Bulgaria with one of the market’s most promising and ambitious operators,” said Danielle Calafato, CCO at Gaming Corps. “BETHUB’s local knowledge and strong player base make them an ideal partner as we introduce our content to a brand-new audience. We’re especially excited to showcase mechanics like A-MAZE-CADES™ and Smash4Cash™, formats we believe will resonate strongly with players seeking something fresh.”
BETHUB, known for its strong local presence and rapidly growing customer base, sees the partnership as a perfect fit for its mission to blend local appeal with world-class entertainment.
“We’ve built BETHUB with the goal of offering something that feels local, but plays on a global level, and partnerships like this one are key to that,” said Iva Dobrinska, Head of Casino at BETHUB. “Gaming Corps brings a fresh creative energy that’s hard to ignore. Their games are bold, a bit cheeky, and full of clever mechanics that keep players engaged. We’re looking forward to seeing where this collaboration takes us.”
