
GAMOMAT entered the Austrian market by supplying slots to win2day, the platform of Austrian Lotteries. Key titles are now live, leveraging the supplier’s German-speaking market experience and strict regulatory alignment. The move expands both parties’ positions in a single-license environment.
SCCG Take — Local operator partnerships enable compliant, rapid market entry for suppliers. This structure favors established platforms and raises the bar for standalone licensing efforts by new entrants.
GAMOMAT has entered the Austrian online gaming market through a partnership with win2day, the online platform of Austrian Lotteries. Popular titles including Ramses Book Deluxe, Crystal Ball Multi Symbols and La Dolce Vita Deluxe are now live for players.
The agreement advances GAMOMAT’s growth in regulated European jurisdictions and bolsters win2day’s casino content. It builds directly on the supplier’s experience in German-speaking markets, where player preferences and regulatory expectations overlap with those in Austria. According to iGaming Future, both parties stressed alignment on quality, compliance and long-term collaboration.
Joss Webster, Head of Commercial at GAMOMAT, said: “Entering the Austrian market is a significant milestone for GAMOMAT, and win2day is the perfect partner to support this next stage of our growth. Building on our proud heritage in German-speaking markets, we look forward to introducing our games to Austrian players and establishing a successful, long-term collaboration.”
Georg Wawer, Managing Director of Austrian Lotteries and win2day, added: “As Austria’s sole licensed online gaming operator, we are committed to providing our players with a safe, responsible and high-quality gaming experience. We are delighted to welcome GAMOMAT to the win2day platform. With its strong heritage in German-speaking markets and proven expertise in game development, GAMOMAT is a valuable addition to our offering. Through close collaboration, we ensure that all titles meet Austria’s strict regulatory requirements and our comprehensive player protection standards, combining engaging entertainment with the highest levels of safety and responsibility.”
The partnership illustrates how content providers can expand by linking with the single licensed operator rather than navigating standalone licensing.
Austria’s framework demands explicit verification of every title against local rules. This deal shows that established platform relationships can shorten that process while maintaining player safeguards. Content suppliers eyeing similar regulated jurisdictions will likely weigh comparable alliances to balance speed, cost and compliance risk.
Reporting: iGaming Future
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