Stakelogic Live Launches With Denmark's Casino House
Stakelogic Live has launched its live casino portfolio with Casino House in Denmark, delivered through the Relax Gaming aggregation platform.
The move builds on a partnership between the two companies that began in August 2023, when Stakelogic's slots first appeared on the Casino House lobby, and gives Danish players access to hosted live casino tables alongside the existing slot content.
What's In The New Live Portfolio
Stakelogic Live broadcasts from purpose-built studios in Malta, where dedicated camera and streaming set-ups feed tables including Super Boost Blackjack VIP and Super Stake Roulette 5000x.
"We have had games with Casino House since 2023, so this is a partner that already knows how our content performs with Danish players," said Neil Tanti, director of sales and client relations at Stakelogic, in comments to InterGame Online.
"Adding the live portfolio was the logical next step and Relax Gaming made the integration straightforward."
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Casino House's Retail Roots
Casino House is operated by SKG in Malta and holds an online casino licence from the Danish regulator Spillemyndigheden that runs to 2030. The brand grew out of a family-run gaming hall business founded in 2004 and now runs more than 35 land-based venues across Copenhagen and Zealand.
Tanti pointed to that retail background as part of the appeal for Stakelogic. "What makes Casino House interesting to us is the retail heritage sitting behind the online brand," he said.
"Their players are used to the atmosphere of a physical venue, and hosted tables and game shows are the closest thing the online product has to it. We think the fit is a strong one."
Aggregation Widens The Reach
Delivering the live tables through Relax Gaming's aggregation platform means Casino House can plug into Stakelogic Live's studio feed alongside other suppliers on the same integration, rather than building a standalone direct link.
For a brand built on land-based gaming halls, that route offers a faster way to add a broad live casino product without a bespoke technical build for a single supplier relationship.
The Danish igaming market where Casino House operates is regulated by Spillemyndigheden under a licensing regime that requires operators to renew and demonstrate compliance periodically; Casino House's own licence runs to 2030.
Live dealer product has become a standard expectation for licensed Danish operators competing for the same slots-first player base that Casino House built its retail business on.
