Gaming Corps signs content deal with Loto-Québec for Q4 2026 launch

Gaming Corps, a publicly listed game development company based in Sweden, has signed an agreement to supply its casino content to Loto-Québec’s online gaming website, the Québec government-owned provincial lottery corporation said.

Under the agreement, Gaming Corps’ portfolio of casino content—including slots, Blackjack, Plinko and its proprietary Smash4Cash™ series—is expected to become available to players in Québec during the fourth quarter of 2026.

Loto-Québec, established in 1969, operates lottery, sports betting, casino, poker and bingo products across retail and digital channels. The organisation said its online platform delivers the only regulated gaming content to players throughout the province, and it also operates casinos and gaming halls across Québec.

Juha Kauppinen, CEO at Gaming Corps, said: "This agreement represents much more than adding another operator to our network. It reflects the increasing recognition of our games among leading regulated operators and further strengthens our position in North America.

We see significant long-term potential in this partnership and look forward to collaborating with the Loto-Québec-team to deliver quality content that enhances their offering and supports their long-term content strategy. This is hopefully just the start of Gaming Corps' global expansion strategy with national and provincial lottery operators, as we believe our unique suite of content types can plug a clear gap of opportunity within the lottery segment."

Gaming Corps said it will distribute titles through its mutual distribution partner Light & Wonder.