Thunderkick games join Elantil B2B marketplace
Independent slots studio Thunderkick has struck a deal to distribute its game portfolio through Elantil's iGaming marketplace, expanding its reach across operator networks in Europe and Latin America.
Stockholm-based slots studio Thunderkick has agreed to integrate its content suite into the marketplace of Elantil, a business-to-business iGaming platform, the companies announced on 11 June 2025.
The deal will see Thunderkick’s game library made available to Elantil’s network of operators, supporting the studio’s efforts to grow its presence in Europe and Latin America. Elantil’s marketplace brings together content, sportsbook, KYC and payment suppliers, allowing them to deal directly with operators without additional revenue-share arrangements.
Titles on offer
Among the Thunderkick titles set to reach Elantil’s operator base are Esqueleto Explosivo 3, Midas Golden Touch 3 and The Wildos 2. The studio said the move would help it build further partnerships with tier-one operator brands.
Executive comment
John Debono, chief technology officer at Elantil, said the platform aims to change how operators and suppliers connect by removing unnecessary costs from the process, and that adding Thunderkick’s catalogue would diversify Elantil’s offering while giving the studio access to new tier-one partners.
Svante Sahlström, chief commercial officer at Thunderkick, said the partnership reflected a shared ambition between the two companies to disrupt their respective areas of the industry, and that it would extend Thunderkick’s reach into regulated markets worldwide while raising its profile in key regions.
About the companies
Thunderkick was founded in Stockholm in 2012 and now employs more than 80 staff, developing titles distributed via its own Remote Gaming Server to operators including Bet365, William Hill, LeoVegas, 888 Casino, Mr Green, PokerStars Casino, ComeOn, Unibet and Betsson.
Elantil positions itself as a modular, scalable iGaming platform built for tier-one operators, aiming to speed up deployment and integration processes compared with traditional systems.