Digitain Expands MagicBetting Belgium Deal To Cover Casino
iGaming technology supplier Digitain has expanded its partnership with Belgian operator MagicBetting to include a full casino offering, adding its iGaming platform, player account management (PAM), and casino suite to the relationship the two companies first struck earlier in 2026.
Under the expanded deal, announced by Digitain on September 2, 2026, MagicBetting gains access to Digitain's full iGaming Platform, PAM system, and casino suite, providing the operator with the technology and infrastructure to build out its online casino product in the regulated Belgian market.
Digitain said the agreement builds on the partnership it established with MagicBetting Online earlier this year, when the operator first integrated the supplier's sportsbook.
Companies Cite “Trusted Relationship”
Hamest Safaryan, Digitain's head of sales for central Europe, said the expanded deal reflected a “strong and trusted relationship” built up over the course of the companies' cooperation.
“We are proud to support MagicBetting through this next stage of its development, ensuring a smooth migration and working closely with the team to maximise the potential of this new partnership,” he said.
Gert Haelterman, head of online and partnerships at MagicBetting, said expanding into the casino vertical was “a natural next step” after the success of the company's existing cooperation.
“Their comprehensive iGaming platform and solutions will help us to further strengthen our online casino offering in Belgium and deliver an advanced experience for our players,” he said.
Part of a Wider European Push
Dario Jurcic, Digitain's chief commercial officer for Europe and Africa, framed the deal as part of a broader European push for the supplier.
“Europe continues to be a key strategic priority for Digitain, and we are proud to be increasingly recognised as a partner of choice for operators across the region,” he said.
“Our latest agreement with MagicBetting is another strong example of this progress, and we look forward to continuing to strengthen our position across Europe.”
Regulatory Context
Digitain holds a Class E supply licence from the Belgian Gaming Commission, alongside licences in Great Britain and Malta, and has been expanding its European footprint through a run of operator deals this year, including a UK partnership with Silkbet in August.
The MagicBetting expansion adds Belgium's regulated online casino vertical to that push, giving the supplier a broader foothold in a market that remains one of the more tightly controlled in Europe.
Belgium requires both platform suppliers and operators to hold separate licences from the Belgian Gaming Commission, which is why suppliers that already hold a local licence, like Digitain, are well placed to pick up additional operator business there without a lengthy new approval process.
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What Changes For Players
For MagicBetting's Belgian customers, the practical change is a wider range of casino games and features running on Digitain's platform alongside the online betting site they already use, rather than a new brand or a switch of operator.
Neither company has given a launch date for the expanded casino product, and Digitain has not disclosed the commercial terms of the deal.
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