ELA Games expands Greek footprint through Fonbet partnership

ELA Games has announced a new partnership with online operator Fonbet that will see its portfolio of slot titles made available to players in Greece through the Fonbet.gr platform.

The agreement gives Greek customers access to a range of ELA Games releases, including Piñatas Festival, Flame Fruit Frenzy and Riches Express.

According to the supplier, the rollout is designed to showcase its signature game mechanics, narrative-focused gameplay and visual design while expanding the content available within Fonbet's online casino offering.

The partnership builds on ELA Games' expansion strategy in regulated European markets and follows the supplier's licensing approval from the Hellenic Gaming Commission. Greece has become an increasingly important market for the company, with ELA Games reporting strong regional growth over the past two quarters.

According to the supplier, active users in Greece increased by 86.3% during that period, while bet volumes rose by 201.9%. ELA Games attributed this growth to demand for locally certified titles, including Buffalo Force, Flame Fruits Frenzy and Cash of Gods.

Commenting on the new deal, Yaroslav Soloshenko, Business Development Team Lead at ELA Games, stated: "Partnering with Fonbet is a brilliant step forward for our brand visibility in Greece. The Greek market means a great deal to us and has been a strong focus for our growth strategy recently. Having our content available on their well-respected platform allows us to showcase the true depth of our portfolio to a dedicated audience.

"We welcome the opportunity to offer players and partners a full, detailed presentation of the
immersive mechanics, unique art styles and gamified features our team puts into every single release."

The announcement follows a series of recent developments for both companies. Earlier this year, ELA Games expanded into Denmark through a partnership with Stake.dk after securing its Greek licence in late 2025.

Separately, Fonbet attracted attention outside Greece following legal proceedings involving former executives in Russia.