Key Moments:
- Million Games has obtained a commercial online gaming license from the Swedish Gaming Authority (Spelinspektionen)
- The company plans to certify its game titles and partner with Swedish operators and aggregators
- Million Games will present new releases and future plans at ICE Barcelona 2026 at Stand 2C72
Official Approval from Swedish Gaming Authority
Million Games has been granted a commercial online gaming license by the Swedish Gaming Authority (Spelinspektionen), marking a significant advance in its expansion into regulated markets. The company views this achievement as a turning point, arriving just before it takes part in the industry event ICE Barcelona 2026.
Next Steps: Game Certification and Partnerships
With the Swedish license in hand, Million Games is set to start certifying its individual game titles and forming alliances with local operators and aggregators. The company’s expanding line-up features video slots, table games, multiplayer titles, and instant-win products, crafted both independently and through its Million Stars partner program.
Million Games intends to maintain strict alignment with Sweden’s regulatory framework, adapting its products and workflows to comply fully with Spelinspektionen’s standards and player protection requirements.
Planning for ICE Barcelona 2026
ICE Barcelona 2026 is recognized as one of the leading global gaming exhibitions. At Stand 2C72, Million Games plans to unveil new game launches, highlight partner collaborations, and present details about its strategic roadmap.
Summary Table
| Milestone | Details |
|---|---|
| License Secured | Approval for commercial online gaming from Spelinspektionen |
| Next Steps | Game certification and partnership formation in Sweden |
| Upcoming Event | Presentation at ICE Barcelona 2026, Stand 2C72 |
Leadership Perspective
“This achievement represents more than compliance — it’s a milestone that defines our direction as a company,” said Thomas Nimstad, CEO of Million Games. “Sweden is our home market, and obtaining this licence reinforces our commitment to quality, responsibility and innovation. The timing couldn’t be better as we prepare to showcase our growing portfolio at ICE in Barcelona.”
“Gaining the Swedish licence before ICE is the ideal timing,” Nimstad adds. “It allows us to meet potential partners face-to-face, demonstrate our compliance-ready portfolio, and strengthen Million Games’ position as a trusted, creative studio in regulated markets.”
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Daniel Williams
