TLDR
- Gaming Corps signed a new content deal with Oranje Palace in the Netherlands.
- The partnership brings Gaming Corps’ slot and arcade titles to the operator.
- Oranje Palace launched a new in-house front end in May 2026.
- The 3 Pigs franchise and Instant Blitz vertical are part of the rollout.
- Executives from both companies said the deal supports growth in the regulated Dutch market.
Gaming Corps has signed a new content agreement with Oranje Palace. The deal expands the Swedish game developer’s reach into the regulated Dutch online gaming market.
Gaming Corps is a publicly listed company based in Sweden. It designs and builds online casino games for operators around the world.
Oranje Palace is an online casino and sportsbook. It is run by Holland Gaming Technology.
Under the new agreement, Gaming Corps’ games will go live on the Oranje Palace platform. This follows Oranje Palace’s move to a new in-house front end in May 2026.
The Dutch operator built the new front end to give players a smoother experience. It was designed in-house rather than bought from an outside supplier.
Portfolio Rollout Across Game Categories
The agreement brings a wide range of Gaming Corps titles to Oranje Palace. The lineup is led by the 3 Pigs series.
The 3 Pigs franchise started as a slot game inspired by Greek mythology. It has since grown to include seasonal releases and pirate-themed games.
Oranje Palace will also add Gaming Corps’ football-themed games. These titles span slots, arcade games, and instant-win formats.
Instant Blitz is another addition to the platform. It is Gaming Corps’ newest game vertical.
Comments From Company Leaders
Graham Greensmith is the Chief Commercial Officer at Gaming Corps. He said Oranje Palace is building a casino offering to match its ambition.
Greensmith said the partnership fits well because Oranje Palace knows what it wants from its product. He pointed to the past year of work expanding the company’s catalogue.
He mentioned the 3 Pigs franchise, the football-themed releases, and Instant Blitz. He called these the core of Gaming Corps’ current lineup.
Tamas Mezosi is the CEO of Holland Gaming Technology. He said the goal behind launching Oranje Palace was to give Dutch players a richer casino experience.
Mezosi said reaching that goal means working with studios that bring depth and variety. He described Gaming Corps as a strong fit for that plan.
Mezosi added that content is central to keeping Oranje Palace competitive in the Dutch market. He said the company plans to keep expanding its offering in the months ahead.
The Dutch online gaming market is regulated, and operators must work within strict licensing rules. Oranje Palace runs its casino and sportsbook under these rules.
The new games from Gaming Corps are set to appear on the Oranje Palace platform following this agreement. Both companies said they expect the partnership to keep growing over time.
