Swintt is looking to build on its early Italian success by introducing two additional games to the market.
After gaining approval from the Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) and going live with Eurobet.it last month, the developer has hailed the early “promising performance” of titles such as Pirates Pledge Hold & Win and Battle of Myths.
As a result, Swintt is now seeking regulatory approval for a second round of releases, which includes A Hopping Kiss and Enigma of Egypt.
“We’ve been really encouraged by the reception our Elysium Studios titles have received from Italian players, and work is already underway to roll out our next round of releases,” said David Mann, CEO of Swintt.
“With both A Hopping Kiss and Enigma of Egypt earmarked to launch on the platform in the coming months, our ongoing partnership with Eurobet will ensure we remain firmly in the public eye and can build on the early momentum created by our strong start to life in the Italian market.”
Alongside Elysium Studios, Swintt also plans to gain similar approvals for its Swintt Premium and SwinttSelect releases.
‘Smooth and decisive’ reset
Swintt’s commitment to the Italian market comes at a crucial time for the sector, as the dawn of 13 November marked the beginning of a new regulatory regime led by the ADM.
46 operators carrying 52 licences now make up the market, however, the shift has seen the exit of notable names such as Betway, Unibet and 1xBet.
The ADM’s strategy for change focuses on stricter compliance measures, advanced technological enforcement, and stronger anti-money laundering controls, as well as tackling Italy’s significant black market presence.
At the heart of this is a ban on “skins”, which allowed multiple affiliate sites to operate under a single master licence. As a result, the market reopening saw the closure of hundreds of gambling websites.
