Approval sees LeoVegas’ proprietary Tiger sportsbook platform go live in home market of Sweden for the first time
LeoVegas Group’s GoGoCasino brand has secured a sports betting licence from Swedish gambling regulator Spelinspektionen.
GoGoCasino’s new online sportsbook is powered by LeoVegas’ proprietary Tiger sportsbook platform, which has been rolled out in Sweden for the first time, having already gone live in Denmark, the Netherlands, and Brazil.
The Tiger platform was acquired from Tipico by LeoVegas parent company MGM Resorts in 2024, and includes a fully adaptable bet builder feature, daily boosted odds, partial cash-out options, and a live betting experience.
“Launching our proprietary sportsbook, Tiger, on our home turf in Sweden is a massive milestone for the entire group, and I couldn’t be more excited,” said LeoVegas chief product and technology officer Adrian Vella. “Our teams across the globe have worked tirelessly to continue our international rollout, and this new addition to GoGoCasino will add layers of excitement for players who enjoy the thrills of both casino and betting.”
GoGoCasino was first launched in Sweden in 2019, and has since been at the core of LeoVegas’ casino and live casino offering in the Swedish market.
Shares in MGM Resorts International (NYSE:MGM) closed marginally lower at $36.73 per share in New York Tuesday.