ELA Games expands in Denmark through Stake.dk partnership

ELA Games, an online casino supplier, has entered into a partnership with Stake.dk, the Danish arm of operator Stake, to distribute its slot portfolio in Denmark.

The agreement will see ELA Games’ titles integrated into the Stake.dk platform, providing Danish players with access to its proprietary WinPot mechanics and a selection of story-driven slots.  

The rollout includes Wealth of legends alongside titles such as It’s shark time and Cash of gods. 

Stake.dk Managing Director, Peter Eugen Clausen, said: "At Stake Denmark, we are thrilled to welcome ELA Games as we continue to elevate our offering to the Danish market." 

Clausen added: "Our goal has always been to provide local players with a world-class gaming experience and integrating ELA Games’ high-performance portfolio, including fan favourites like Wealth of Legends is a major step toward that." 

ELA Games Managing Director, Marharyta Yerina, said: "Stake is one of the most bold and recognisable names in our industry, so launching with Stake.dk is a massive achievement for us."

Yerina added: "We know their players expect fast-paced, high-quality action, which is exactly what titles like It’s Shark Time and Cash of Gods deliver."

The supplier stated that the partnership supports its strategy of strengthening its position with operators in regulated European markets. Denmark forms part of a broader regional focus as ELA Games continues to expand its footprint across multiple jurisdictions.

Stake operates internationally across betting and gaming markets, with Stake.dk serving as its localised platform for Danish customers under the country’s regulatory framework.

The integration increases the volume of localised slot content available to Danish players, as operators continue to diversify their online casino offerings in response to competition within regulated European markets.

The partnership follows ELA Games’ recent regulatory progress in southern Europe. In December 2025, the supplier secured approval from the Hellenic Gaming Commission, enabling licensed Greek operators to offer its portfolio of titles. The move formed part of its continued European expansion.