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Hacksaw Gaming Extends bet365 Partnership in Spain

Hacksaw Gaming said it has expanded its partnership with bet365 in Spain, giving the operator’s players access to a broader range of its casino titles.
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  • Hacksaw Gaming has expanded its existing partnership with bet365 to bring a wider selection of its online casino titles to the regulated Spanish market.
  • While specific games and launch dates were not disclosed, the agreement highlights Hacksaw’s broader strategy of deepening its relationships with major operators across key European jurisdictions.

Hacksaw Gaming has extended its partnership with bet365 in Spain, a move that will bring a broader selection of the supplier’s casino titles to the operator’s platform in the regulated market.

The announcement expands an existing supplier-operator relationship rather than launching a new deal from scratch. For players in Spain, the immediate change is wider access to Hacksaw content through bet365’s online casino offering.

Spain deal adds more Hacksaw titles to bet365

Hacksaw said the Spain extension strengthens its collaboration with bet365 in what the companies described as a key regulated European market. The company also said the agreement reflects its strategy of growing with operator partners across multiple jurisdictions.

Clement Le Scanff, Head of Gaming – Commercial and Operations at bet365, said the operator is “excited to bring Hacksaw Gaming’s popular titles to our Spanish customers.”

He added: “This collaboration allows us to enrich our offering with engaging content that our players will love, further strengthening our commitment to delivering a diverse and premium gaming experience in Spain.”

Marcus Cordes, Operational CEO of Hacksaw Gaming, said the latest agreement marks “an important step forward in growing with our customers across markets.”

He added: “We’re delighted to extend our partnership once again with bet365, a brand that shares our ambition for delivering premium iGaming experiences.”

What is known, and what remains unclear

The source announcement did not specify which Hacksaw titles will be added in Spain or when the expanded content will go live on bet365’s platform. It also did not say whether the new agreement covers markets beyond Spain.

Those unanswered details matter because the deal appears to be a content-distribution expansion focused on a single regulated jurisdiction, not a broader multi-market rollout.

bet365, founded in 2000, is one of the best-known online gambling operators globally. Hacksaw AB (publ), meanwhile, is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm under the ticker HACK.

For now, the confirmed development is limited to Spain: bet365 customers there are set to gain access to more Hacksaw games as the two companies deepen an existing partnership in the European market.

Source: As reported by finance.yahoo.com.

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