
Quickspin signs slots agreement with Betsson
Deal will give eGR's fith highest ranked operator access to studio's innovative real-money slot games.

Online and social gaming development studio Quickspin has signed a licensing deal with Betsson that will enable eGaming Review’s fifth highest ranked operator to gain access to its portfolio of slot games.
Quickspin, formed by ex Net Entertainment head of product management Daniel Lindberg, NetEnt’s former head of design and product strategy for video slots Mats Westerlund and former Unibet executive Joachim Timmermans, currently has three fairytale-themed slot games within its portfolio with a fourth due for imminent release.
Much like Net Entertainment slots and casino games Quickspin spends a large amount of time focussing on design, style, artwork, sounds and features. Its games can be used both in a real-money and social gaming environment with the Stockholm-based firm licensing its them exclusively to social gaming operator Plumbee on Facebook since the beginning of the year via its Mirrorball slots application.
Betsson will be able to integrate Quickspin’s Rapunzel “ that launched last week via Playtech’s GTS platform “ Goldilocks (pictured), Big Bad Wolf and the forthcoming Beowulf onto its platform as well as additional titles as and when the studio completes them.
“We are very proud to have entered into this partnership with Betsson. It marks a milestone for Quickspin and is yet another proof of that quality and innovation matters” said Lindberg, chief executive of Quickspin.
Betsson is one of the industry’s largest operators with more than 500,000 active players on brands such as Betsson.com Betsafe.com Nordicbet.com and CasinoEuro.com.
Rudi Thomassen, casino director at Betsson said: “Our strategy is to provide the best possible gaming experience for our players and in order to do that we need to be able to offer the best games available on the market. Quickspin fits perfectly into this strategy and to our portfolio of game providers and we look forward to see their games go live on our different brands.”