SpiOro has continued its European expansion efforts with a dual launch in Romania and Ukraine with Favbet.
Through the deal, Favbet players in the two Eastern European countries will gain access to more than 130 games combined from SpinOro’s content portfolio.
Andrii Krasko, Head of Online Casino at Favbet, commented: “By integrating SpinOro’s portfolio, we’re not only diversifying our offer but also introducing content that challenges players’ expectations in terms of design and gameplay. This collaboration gives us room to experiment, adapt and deliver experiences that feel fresh while still resonating with local habits.”
The partnership marks SpinOro’s debut in Ukraine, where the developer will launch over 80 titles, including new releases such as Candy Reels and Wild Candy, alongside more established titles such as Savanna Spin and Cleopatra.
Meanwhile, SpinOro has added to its presence in Romania, after previously establishing itself in the country via partnerships with NetBet Romania and Maxbet.
As part of the integration, SpinOro has revealed that its Jackpot XXL title has been exclusively branded for Favbet, a decision, according to the developer, which reflects Romanian players’ preference for immediate excitement and titles with a progressive reward potential.
Favbet was founded in Ukraine in 1999 and has had an online presence since 2001, before expanding into the Romanian gambling market in 2016.
“Our partnership with Favbet across Romania and Ukraine brings both scale and precision to our Eastern European strategy,” said Jeff Letlat, COO at SpinOro.
“By combining a broad portfolio with exclusive content and market-specific features, we’re not only expanding distribution but also deepening engagement with players who value innovation and cultural relevance.”
These latest deals also continue SpinOro’s expansion efforts in Europe and beyond.
The developer closed out 2025 by announcing the addition of the Netherlands to its operating map through a partnership with Hommerson. Earlier in the year, it also gained a greater foothold in Brazil’s burgeoning market through a similar deal with Betsul.
