Hacksaw Gaming improves British hand with Bally’s Intralot deal
Online casino game developer Hacksaw Gaming has expanded its presence in the British gambling market through a new distribution agreement with Bally’s Intralot.
The partnership, announced on October 16, will make a selection of Hacksaw Gaming’s online slots available through the Bally’s Intralot platform.
The agreement represents Hacksaw Gaming’s 72nd operator partnership in the United Kingdom, underlining the supplier’s growing distribution network in one of Europe’s largest regulated online casino markets.
Hacksaw has built its business around distinctive online slots featuring high-volatility mathematical models, bonus mechanics and unconventional game themes.
Its portfolio includes established titles such as Wanted Dead or a Wild, Le Bandit and Chaos Crew, although the company has not specified which games form part of the initial Bally’s Intralot rollout.
The new agreement provides another distribution channel for the supplier’s games among British customers using locally licensed gambling platforms.
Bally’s Intralot Director of Product Operations Dezso Pazmany said the agreement would strengthen the company’s casino offering.
“We’re delighted to bring Hacksaw Gaming onto the Bally’s Intralot platform,” Pazmany said.
“Their titles combine strong production values with consistently high player engagement, making them a valuable addition as we continue building out our product for UK players.”
Hacksaw Gaming Operational CEO Marcus Cordes said the agreement would support the company’s continued expansion in Britain.
“Bally’s Intralot has built a strong reputation for delivering a premium casino experience, and we’re excited to bring our distinctive content to their players in the UK’s locally licensed market,” Cordes said.
The partnership comes as Hacksaw continues diversifying its business beyond traditional online slots.
On October 15, parent company Hacksaw Group announced the launch of a business-to-business prediction markets platform following an extension of its Malta Gaming Authority authorisation.
That development allows the company to provide technology supporting certain peer-to-peer prediction market products under Malta’s regulatory framework.
However, the prediction markets business is separate from the latest British online casino content agreement.
Hacksaw has also been expanding its distribution network across regulated European markets.
Earlier this month, the company announced a partnership with Sazka Hry, part of Allwyn Česko, to introduce its games to customers in the Czech Republic.
The supplier has also extended its existing relationship with bet365 into Spain.
