Games Global adds 3 Oaks Gaming content to Aggregation platform

Games Global has struck a partnership with 3 Oaks Gaming to distribute the studio's slot titles worldwide through its Aggregation platform.

Games Global adds 3 Oaks Gaming content to Aggregation platform

Games Global, a supplier of iGaming content, announced on 3rd March 2025 that it has signed a deal with 3 Oaks Gaming to bring the provider’s game portfolio to operators in the UK and other international markets via its Aggregation platform.

The Aggregation platform, launched by Games Global in 2022, aggregates content from numerous studios alongside operator tools aimed at improving user experience.

New titles added

Under the agreement, the platform will now carry a selection of 3 Oaks Gaming titles, including 3 Hot Chillies, Lucky Penny, More Magic Apples, Coin Volcano and Sun of Egypt.

Games Global said the tie-up forms part of its ongoing effort to broaden its third-party content offering, while 3 Oaks Gaming said the move supports its ambition to grow its international footprint.

Executive comment

Sean Doyle, Head of Aggregation at Games Global, said the company is continually looking to strengthen its third-party content line-up with games suited to varied audiences, adding that the 3 Oaks Gaming addition would help optimise that offering and reinforce Games Global’s push to deliver leading games across global markets.

Sebastian Damian, Managing Director of 3 Oaks Gaming, said the partnership would allow the studio to reach a wider audience through Games Global’s platform and operator network, describing the fit as a strong match that would extend the reach of its portfolio.

Games Global describes itself as a developer, distributor and marketer of iGaming content and B2B solutions, working with 42 in-house and partner studios that have produced more than 1,300 proprietary games over the past two decades. 3 Oaks Gaming is a distributor of slot games for regulated markets, offering titles via API integration with back-office support.

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