Swintt Expands Presence in the Dutch Market with Hard Rock Casino NL Partnership

New Collaboration to Bring Popular Games to Dutch Players

This collaboration will give players at HardRockCasino.nl access to Swintt’s biggest titles from its SwinttSelect and SwinttPremium collections, both of which have garnered a strong following in the industry.

In addition to Swintt’s well-established games, Dutch players will also get an exclusive preview of new offerings from the Elysium Studios – Driven by Swintt range.

Notable titles include Fox Tale, which invites players to explore a mystical Japanese forest with the potential for significant wins up to 2,165 times their stake, and the upcoming I Hate Fairytales, featuring a creative twist on traditional fantasy slots and offering payouts as high as 33,934 times the original bet.

Positive Outlook for Both Parties

Lars Kollind, Head of Business Development at Swintt, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration: “With Hard Rock Casino undoubtedly being one of the most recognisable names in entertainment, we’re delighted to be able to help them strengthen their online licensed casino brand in the Netherlands with the addition of Swintt games.”

“By partnering with such a respected operator, we’ll be able to put both our SwinttSelect and SwinttPremium titles in front of a wide new audience and will also be able to give Dutch players a first look at the state-of-the-art titles in our exciting Elysium Studios – Driven by Swintt line-up”, he added.

Paul Strikers, CEO at Hard Rock Casino NL, said: “One of the cornerstones of the Hard Rock Casino NL brand’s success online has been the depth and variety of our game line-up, which is made up of the hottest releases from over 40 of the biggest software providers in the business.

“Being able to add Swintt to this all-star roster will only strengthen our offering further and we’re really looking forward to hearing how customers take to immersive releases in the Elysium Studios – Driven by Swintt line-up such as Fox Tale and the eagerly-anticipated I Hate Fairytales”, he highlighted.