Tier-1 Danish Operator Completes Complex Migration and Integration Process in Partnership with EveryMatrix
Tier-1 Danish operator Danske Licens Spil, a leading brand and subsidiary of state-owned Danske Spil, is officially live with casino platform technology provided by EveryMatrix. Selected in late 2025 under a long-term partnership agreement, the integration and migration project ranks among the most complex undertaken by EveryMatrix to date.
The collaboration involved cross-company teams working closely on custom-built platform elements, including casino platform functionality, player authentication, regulatory reporting, jackpots, lobby integrations, operational workflows, and strict responsible gaming requirements. Furthermore, the deployment integrates EveryMatrix’s proprietary gamification and engagement tools to elevate user experiences.
Over the past year, EveryMatrix has successfully delivered and secured multiple tier-1 turnkey platform deals with major lottery organizations and iGaming brands across regulated markets.
Executive Insights
Jonas Groes, Co-CEO of EveryMatrix, commented on the successful rollout:
“We’re delighted to partner with Danske Spil and see yet another large-scale, tier-1 project successfully go live. One of the most impressive achievements was teams from both sides transforming complexity into scalable solutions and I really want to thank Danske Spil for their commitment and work. This project has demonstrated our ability to adapt our technology to a demanding regulated market while maintaining the flexibility to support a highly customised operator environment.”
Karsten Fogh Holanng, CEO of Danske Licens Spil, added:
“With the integration project now complete, we look forward to going live with EveryMatrix and their modern, agile and flexible technology. The new platform enables us to deliver an even more entertaining and responsible gaming experience for our customers. We have valued the close collaboration with the EveryMatrix team throughout the project and look forward to continuing it.”
