Evenbeter, the software provider formerly known as EvenBet Gaming, has been granted a five-year B2B supplier licence by Spelinspektionen, Sweden’s gambling authority.
The licence covers the company’s online poker software and casino solutions. Evenbeter announced the approval on 15 July 2026.
The Malta-based provider already holds a supplier approval in Denmark, and Sweden becomes its third market alongside Denmark and Malta.
What the licence involves
Sweden introduced B2B supplier licensing in 2023. Licensed suppliers face recurring obligations, both paid for by the supplier, with the results filed with the regulator:
- An annual security audit
- Periodic testing of random number generators (RNG)
Evenbeter said it would carry out the mandatory audits and RNG testing required under Swedish rules.
Why Sweden
The company pointed to Sweden’s channelisation rate, which it put at more than 90%, as a reason for seeking the licence. A high channelisation rate means most gambling activity in the country takes place with licensed operators, which widens the customer base for approved suppliers.
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Evenbeter said the licence would help operators “combine poker with established casino verticals”. Poker networks depend on player liquidity, and access to Swedish operators that already run casino products gives the company a route to add poker to existing sites.
About Evenbeter
Evenbeter was founded in 2001 and rebranded from EvenBet Gaming in 2026. Headquartered in Malta, it supplies poker platforms, a turnkey casino platform and a game aggregator. It also holds Malta Gaming Authority B2B licence MGA/B2B/769/2019.
What it means for operators
Swedish operators that want to add poker or new casino content from Evenbeter can now take its products from a licensed supplier, as Swedish rules require. The five-year term gives both sides a fixed period of certainty, though the audit and testing obligations continue throughout. The company did not disclose any named operator customers in Sweden.
