ComeOn Group Launches Casinostuen in Denmark
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Casinostuen offers a range of casino games, live dealers, and sports betting options powered by the company’s in-house casino and sportsbook platform. The casino also features WeSpin, an award-winning casino streaming service, and a loyalty program with valuable rewards.
Elmer the Squirrel has been unveiled as the face of Casinostuen, bringing a fun and energetic vibe to the brand.
ComeOn introduced Casinostuen to the Danish market, leveraging the license it received in the jurisdiction in 2019. The casino platform will complement the operator’s existing brands in the market, such as ComeOn! and Get Lucky.
We are thrilled to introduce Casinostuen to the Danish market. Our goal is to create a gaming experience that feels both safe, exciting and welcoming, and with our diverse product offering and the introduction of Elmer, we believe Casinostuen will quickly become a favourite among Danish players.
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ComeOn Group was established by Swedish gaming firm Cherry AB in 2008 and launched its first online platform in 2010. The company currently oversees 15 gaming brands, including MobileSpin, Galak Casino, Saga Kingdom and Lyllo Casino.
In addition to Denmark, ComeOn maintains a presence in the Netherlands and Germany, where it operates brands such as Sunmaker.de, Comeonwetten.de, and Mobilebet.de. The company also made inroads into Canada in 2022 via Ontario, where it obtained rights to offer sports betting.
Last November, ComeOn Group joined NOGA, the Netherlands Online Gambling Association, as part of its efforts to contribute to the development and safety of the Dutch online gaming sector.
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