Peter & Sons Inks Distribution Pact with SYNOT Interactive for Regulated Markets in Baltics and Central Europe

Peter & Sons has entered a distribution agreement with SYNOT Interactive. The deal positions the studio's full game portfolio for wider availability to operators connected to SYNOT's platforms in multiple regulated European jurisdictions.

Partnership Structure and Targeted Markets

SYNOT Interactive will function as platform partner and reseller for Peter & Sons' complete lineup. This includes titles such as Barbarossa: Dragon Empire and Greedy Alice. The initial focus covers operators in Latvia, Austria, Lithuania, Estonia, Serbia and the Czech Republic.

SYNOT Interactive operates as part of the SYNOT Group. It supplies modular, API-based solutions spanning online casino platforms, sports betting, lottery, poker and additional digital gaming verticals across Europe. Peter & Sons maintains a Barcelona headquarters and pursues an "anti-boring" ethos through slots built on surreal humour together with distinctive art, music and storytelling. The studio has recorded significant growth in the past few years while extending into Europe, Canada and South America.

Partner Statements on Growth and Fit

Petr Březina, CCO at SYNOT Interactive, said: “Peter & Sons brings a distinctive artistic flair to the online gaming industry, and that’s why we are delighted to make their content available to our operator partners across multiple jurisdictions.”

Yann Bautista, Founder and Commercial Director at Peter & Sons, said: “Partnering with SYNOT Interactive allows us to accelerate our European growth through a well-established company with strong operator relationships. Their modular, API-driven approach means they are an ideal partner as we continue to roll out our full portfolio across regulated markets.”

The partnership will give games greater exposure to the Baltics and Central Europe, according to reporting by G3 Newswire. The arrangement aligns with both parties' stated aims of broadening regulated-market presence through established infrastructure rather than standalone operator outreach in each territory.