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Danske Licens Spil goes live on EveryMatrix casino platform

Danske Spil’s Danish online casino unit completes a complex platform migration covering reporting, authentication and game integrations.

Tier-1 Danish operator Danske Licens Spil, a subsidiary of state-owned Danske Spil, is live with EveryMatrix casino platform technology.

EveryMatrix said it was selected in late 2025 under a long-term partnership to power Danske Licens Spil’s casino operations. The supplier described the integration and migration as one of the most complex it has undertaken, with custom-built platform elements developed in close collaboration with the operator.

According to EveryMatrix, the scope covered casino platform functionality, regulatory reporting, player authentication, game integrations, jackpots, lobby integrations, responsible gaming requirements and operational workflows. The launch also includes EveryMatrix’s gamification and engagement tools.

Jonas Groes, Co-CEO, EveryMatrix, said: “We're delighted to partner with Danske Spil and see yet another large-scale, tier-1 project successfully go live.

"One of the most impressive achievements was teams from both sides transforming complexity into scalable solutions and I really want to thank Danske Spil for their commitment and work. This project has demonstrated our ability to adapt our technology to a demanding regulated market while maintaining the flexibility to support a highly customised operator environment. The result is a platform tailored to Danske Spil's unique needs, and a partnership built on solving complex challenges together.”

Karsten Fogh Holanng, CEO, Danske Licens Spil, said: "With the integration project now complete, we look forward to going live with EveryMatrix and their modern, agile and flexible technology. The new platform enables us to deliver an even more entertaining and responsible gaming experience for our customers. We have valued the close collaboration with the EveryMatrix team throughout the project and look forward to continuing it.”