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Reevo partners with InOut Games and secures Swedish licence

Reevo has announced a new aggregation partnership with InOut Games and confirmed it has received regulatory approval in Sweden.

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InOut Games' crash and instant-play titles will be integrated into Reevo's aggregation platform
Reevo has received a Swedish licence from Spelinspektionen

Reevo has confirmed a new partnership with InOut Games, adding the supplier's crash and titles to its aggregation platform, while also announcing it has secured a Swedish operating licence.

The agreement will see InOut Games' portfolio integrated into Reevo's platform, making the content available to operators via a single aggregation layer.

The supplier's catalogue includes instant-play games designed for short sessions, as well as configurable titles that allow operators to adjust RTP settings in line with local requirements and commercial preferences.

For Reevo, the integration adds to an expanding content library offered through its aggregation service.

"Partnering with InOut Games is an exciting addition to our growing aggregation network. Their energy, creativity, and commitment to quality perfectly align with our goal to bring the best-performing and most engaging content to operators worldwide," said Daniel Cuc, Head of Account Management at Reevo.

"We're excited to integrate their titles and believe this collaboration will add real value for our partners and their players."

Reevo approved to operate in Sweden

Separately, Reevo confirmed it has received approval from Spelinspektionen, allowing the company to operate in Sweden.

The licence enables Reevo to supply content to operators in the European regulated market and brings the supplier under Swedish compliance and reporting standards.

Reevo said the Swedish authorisation strengthens its ability to work with locally licensed operators and aligns the company with regulatory expectations across the region.

"It opens the door to new opportunities in one of Europe's most respected regulated markets," said Karl Grech, Head of Business Development at Reevo.

Together, these actions underline Reevo's focus on expanding its aggregation offering while maintaining access to regulated European markets.

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Reevo has previously expanded in Europe through Grand Casino Bern's online brand 7melons

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