Kalamba Games is pleased to announce that it has been granted a supplier licence in Denmark. This approval allows the company to provide its acclaimed portfolio of video slots to licensed operators in the country, marking another important milestone in its regulated markets strategy.

Denmark is recognized as one of the most mature and well-regulated iGaming markets in Europe, with a strong emphasis on compliance and responsible gaming. Entry into Denmark means operators can now access Kalamba’s diverse range of content, designed to deliver entertainment while meeting strict regulatory standards.

This licence highlights Kalamba’s commitment to responsible gaming and its ability to adapt to the requirements of each jurisdiction. Danish players will soon enjoy Kalamba’s distinctive approach to slot design, combining engaging mechanics with innovative promotional features.

John Cutler, Chief Commercial Officer at Kalamba stated: “Denmark is a highly respected regulated market, and we are thrilled to bring our content to local operators and players. Our licence approval highlights our dedication to compliance and innovation. We look forward to working closely with Danish partners to deliver premium gaming experiences and strengthen our presence in the Nordic region.”

About Kalamba Games: Kalamba Games, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Malta and Krakow, is an international games studio that provides slots and casino content to the iGaming industry. With a portfolio of games numbering in the hundreds, Kalamba now also empowers key partners to unleash their creative potential via the market-leading BullsEye Remote Gaming Server.

Kalamba Games Ltd is registered under the laws of the European Union member state of Malta. It has registration number C78382 with office address at: Nouv, Triq MRO Frank Galea, Zebbug ZBG 9019. Kalamba Games Ltd's operations are regulated by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) under the license MGA/B2B/861/2020 issued on 11th October, 2021. The company provides Type 1 Gaming Services. Find out more about the MGA at www.mga.org.mt. Gambling can be addictive, play responsibly.