Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) expands its footprint in regulated markets with the successful launch of Suprnation in Estonia, leveraging GiG’s acclaimed iGaming Platform. This latest endeavour signifies GiG’s ongoing commitment to bolstering growth opportunities for its partners in an increasingly diverse array of regulated markets worldwide.
As a leading expert in regulated markets, GiG’s cutting-edge technology platform empowers operators to thrive in new jurisdictions amidst evolving regulatory landscapes. The launch of Suprnation in Estonia underscores GiG’s dedication to facilitating market entry for its partners, enabling them to capitalize on emerging opportunities amid tightening regulations.
The addition of Suprnation to GiG’s portfolio marks another milestone in the company’s recent streak of successful launches, with ten brands introduced in the past six months alone. Through a partner-centric approach, GiG has cultivated strong professional relationships with operators, providers, and regulatory bodies, positioning itself as a trusted ally in the ever-changing iGaming landscape.
In an era of evolving legislative frameworks, the expertise and experience offered by providers like GiG play a pivotal role in navigating regulatory complexities and driving revenue growth. As Estonia’s iGaming market, spanning online casino, sportsbook, and lottery segments, continues to demonstrate steady growth, with a projected market revenue surpassing €271 million by 2029 according to H2 Capital data, GiG remains at the forefront of facilitating market expansion and success for its partners.
Andrew Cochrane, Chief Business Officer at GiG, said: “We are proud that our long-standing partnerships continue to benefit from the expanding addressable markets we have added to our portfolio. The widening regulated opportunities we deliver ensures we excel at driving revenue growth for our partners in new markets, and we look forward to continuing to leverage our expertise, powering online successes throughout burgeoning new regions like Estonia.”
