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Thunderkick, the independent Swedish slot game provider, has expanded its footprint in Italy’s regulated iGaming market through a new strategic partnership with Domusbet. This agreement enables Domusbet to integrate a range of Thunderkick’s standout slot titles into its online casino offering, reinforcing both companies’ positions in the competitive Italian landscape.
Through the deal, Italian players now have access to a curated selection of Thunderkick’s most celebrated titles, including the Esqueleto Explosivo series, Midas Golden Touch, and Pink Elephants. These games are known for their unique visual design, innovative mechanics, and engaging gameplay—traits that have helped Thunderkick build a strong global fan base.
The integration boosts Domusbet’s content portfolio with fresh, high-performing games, further enhancing player engagement and broadening its appeal.
This partnership is part of Thunderkick’s broader, focused effort to grow its presence in Italy. Over the past year, the company has secured multiple high-profile deals with other local operators and recently appointed a native Italian account manager to deepen local relationships and support regional growth.
The collaboration with Domusbet highlights the developer’s tailored market strategy, which prioritizes partnerships with operators that value quality, innovation, and long-term impact.
For Domusbet, the deal reflects a commitment to delivering top-tier entertainment and an ever-evolving library of interactive content. The addition of Thunderkick’s distinctive games supports Domusbet’s goal of offering players an optimal gaming experience with immersive, varied slot options.
As competition in Italy’s online casino sector continues to intensify, partnerships like this one help operators differentiate their platforms and meet the evolving expectations of a discerning player base.
Sources: iGaming Business, Gambling Insider