Gaming Corps Lands MrQ and Buzz Bingo Deals: Major UK Casino Content Expansion

The Swedish gaming company Gaming Corps made two big content deals this month that will help it get a bigger share of the UK market in December 2025. These arrangements added its catalogue of slots and instant-win games to the MrQ and Buzz Bingo platforms, which together serve over one million British players. The company, which is based in Uppsala, is publicly traded and was created in 2012 by former Starbreeze Studios executives. They signed arrangements with two UKGC-licensed operators within days of each other, showing that they are confident in the regulated UK market despite problems in the industry.

MrQ Partnership Expands No-Wagering Casino Offer

Gaming Corps’ agreement with MrQ, operated by Lindar Media, brings titles including 3 Pigs of Olympus Bonus Pot, Fishing Pro: Reel Collect, and Wild Woof to the platform’s 1,000+ game library.

MrQ has carved out a distinctive position in the UK market since launching in 2018 by eliminating wagering requirements on all bonuses—a player-friendly approach that stands in contrast to industry norms. All winnings from bonuses are paid as withdrawable cash.

“MrQ’s approach to casino entertainment is refreshing and player-first, which makes them a great match for our content,” said Adam Pentecost, Director of Customer Success at Gaming Corps. The supplier noted that MrQ’s simplified terms make the platform well-suited for its short-cycle, feature-led game mechanics.

Daniel Pascoe, Senior Casino Manager at MrQ, commented: “Gaming Corps is producing some of the most distinctive content in the market right now. Adding their games broadens our selection and gives players more great options to enjoy.”

Buzz Bingo Deal Targets Omnichannel Audience

The Buzz Bingo partnership extends Gaming Corps’ reach into both digital and retail channels. Buzz Bingo operates 79 clubs across the UK with nearly 100,000 weekly visitors, alongside an online community exceeding one million registered members.

Buzz players will access Gaming Corps titles, including 3 Pigs of Olympus and Anubis vs Horus: Twin Titans, across desktop, mobile, and in-club touchpad devices. The supplier’s broader portfolio spans Crash, Mine, Table, Plinko, and Slot formats.

“Buzz Bingo has a unique place in British entertainment. Few brands have such deep community roots or such a loyal, cross-generational audience,” Pentecost noted. “Our goal is always to build games that feel engaging from the very first interaction.”

David Swaine, Head of Product Slots & Games at Buzz Bingo, said the Swedish studio’s “mix of inventive mechanics, bold themes and easy-to-pick-up gameplay fits well with what our players enjoy.”

Market Context and Strategic Significance

Gaming Corps’ agreement with 32Red in April 2025 brings its content to that platform’s UK operation. The two announcements come one after the other. The deals in December show that the highly regulated gambling business in Britain is still growing. It is now worth about £7.8 billion.

Both collaborations show that Gaming Corps can achieve the UKGC’s technological and responsible gambling criteria. This is important for operators who will have to deal with the commission’s stricter enforcement in 2025.

For players in the UK, the arrangements mean that platforms with good reputations will have more games to choose from. Gaming Corps develops content that is only for people who play games on their phones initially. They make games with short cycles and simple features that casual gamers would enjoy.

The Swedish supplier is developing at a time when the UK gaming sector is changing its standards. For example, new RTS criteria will be in place starting in January 2025, and there are still conversations about deposit limits and player protection measures.

Gaming Corps, which provides software for both iGaming and traditional games, is still attempting to acquire distribution arrangements in European regulated markets as part of its bigger aim to grow abroad.