Brazil Opens the Gates to Global iGaming Giants
Expanse Studios’ certification in Brazil for its popular crash game “Super Heli” signifies more than a regulatory win—it symbolizes entry into one of the most anticipated gaming markets worldwide. Brazil, with a population of over 215 million, is fertile ground for online gaming expansion. With a young, mobile-centric population and increasing regulatory clarity, Brazil is on the cusp of becoming a global iGaming powerhouse.
The certification was granted by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), one of the most respected testing labs in the industry, ensuring that Super Heli meets all compliance and fairness standards. This is critical as Brazil continues to crack down on unregulated operators while welcoming compliant ones with open arms.
Super Heli and the Rise of Crash Games
Crash-style games like Super Heli are ideal for emerging markets due to their simplicity, fast pace, and high engagement potential. The game’s wide RTP (Return-to-Player) range allows operators to tailor risk profiles based on regional preferences or regulatory requirements, enhancing its adaptability.
This approval also paves the way for more of Expanse Studios’ portfolio—over 55 proprietary games—to enter the Brazilian market. With social casino penetration already strong in over 40 U.S. states, Brazil is likely to become Expanse’s most important international growth pillar.
LatAm Is the Next iGaming Frontier
Brazil’s federal legalization sets the tone for other Latin American nations like Chile, Argentina, and Colombia to advance their frameworks. For studios like Expanse, the certification isn’t just about one game—it’s about becoming a foundational B2B content provider in the region.
Additional Context
This strategic play complements Golden Matrix’s 2025 acquisition of a definitive license for Meridianbet, offering both B2B (game supply) and B2C (sports betting) capabilities in Brazil. Few companies are positioned this holistically across the gaming value chain in such a lucrative market.
