Provider among a small number of studios that went live from day one with more than 50 games already being enjoyed by players at big name brands like Betano and Superbet

Gaming Corps, a publicly listed game studio based in Sweden, has made its hotly anticipated debut in the newly regulated Brazilian iGaming market.

The developer is one of a small number of providers offering 50+ slot, casino and non-traditional games to operators in the market, which opened its doors to regulated online gambling on 1 January 2025, from day one.

Gaming Corps content is already live with some of the leading operators in the market including the likes of Betano, Sportingtech and Superbet. The studio is now looking to join forces with other brands so they too can launch its in-demand content to their players.

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Gaming Corps anticipates huge interest in its non-traditional casino content including Mines and its unique Smash4Cash game series.

The provider’s most popular games among Brazilian players include Penalty Champion and Jet Lucky 2 but operators can access Gaming Corp’s entire portfolio including Casino Slots, Table Games, Multiplier Games, Ine Games, Plinko Games and Smash4Cash titles.

Brazil is set to be one of the largest iGaming markets in Latin America and is estimated to be worth up to $1.4bn in 2025 alone rising to $3.7bn by 2029 according to H2 Gambling Capital.

Juha Kauppinen, CEO of Gaming Corps, said: “The entire industry has been working very hard to be prepared for Brazil launching on January 1 2025, and this includes the entire Gaming Corps team.

“Competition is of course fierce but that also makes our achievement of being among the first providers to launch into the market with more than 50 games even stronger.

“Gaming Corps was one of the very few suppliers already live on day one with so many games on the leading operators, and we will now work even harder to get them live on even more licensed brands in the coming weeks and months.

“The potential in Brazil speaks for itself, and with our unique non-traditional games and our ability to create localised experiences, we have high hopes for the Brazilian market becoming a success for us and our operator partners.”

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Aviatrix, the hugely popular crash game, has added its latest regulated market, this time gaining the certification it needs to go live in Peru.

The certification means that Aviatrix can be offered by licensed operators in Peru for the first time.

Gabriela Novello, Director of Business Development LatAm at Aviatrix, said: “Latin America has been an important part of the Aviatrix journey so far, and we’re really excited to add another of the region’s regulated markets. Peru is a really exciting opportunity for us, and we know Aviatrix is going to perform strongly for those looking to offer intuitive and engaging gameplay to their customers.”

Peru marks the first certification in Latin America acquired by Aviatrix, with Brazil, Colombia and others to follow soon.

With an on-the-ground team and local expertise, Aviatrix is committed to providing online casino excellence to its Latin American partners.

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It often runs dedicated promotions in the regions, like the new game splash that was rolled out in Brazil for the São João festival last year.

Aviatrix was also named ‘Rising Star in Casino’ at the SBC Awards Latinoamérica 2024.