Yggdrasil has entered the Croatian regulated market for the first time following a new partnership with Admiral, one of the country’s leading online gaming brands. The launch marks another step in the supplier’s ongoing expansion across key European jurisdictions.
Through the agreement, Admiral players in Croatia now have access to a selection of Yggdrasil’s core portfolio, including the popular Vikings series alongside titles such as MexoMax, Raptor, Golden Fishtank 2, Holmes and the Stolen Stones, and Elysian Jackpots.
The rollout has been facilitated via Yggdrasil’s collaboration with Bragg Gaming Group, enabling efficient market access and streamlined integration with operators in regulated territories. The partnership framework allows Yggdrasil to accelerate entry into strategic jurisdictions while maintaining compliance and operational agility. 
Croatia represents an important addition to Yggdrasil’s regulated European footprint, aligning with the company’s broader strategy of expanding its presence in established and growth markets across the region.
Paulina Ostrzycka, Client Success Manager at Yggdrasil, commented:
“Going live with AdmiralBet is a major milestone for us as it marks Yggdrasil’s first operator launch in Croatia. The Croatian market is a great fit for our portfolio, and working with Bragg has enabled an efficient rollout that puts our content in front of new audiences quickly. We’re excited to build momentum here with a strong initial line-up and a clear roadmap of content to follow.”
Žarko Žuvela, Head of Online at Admiral, added:
“We’re focused on delivering a premium online casino experience, and partnering with Yggdrasil helps us raise the bar for our players in Croatia. Their titles are known for engaging mechanics and standout entertainment, and we’re delighted to have them live on Admiral.hr with more content planned as we continue to expand and evolve our offering.”
With its Croatian debut now live, Yggdrasil continues to strengthen its position as a content provider of choice for operators across regulated European markets.
