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Hacksaw Gaming and Bet365 Extend Partnership Into Spain

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Hacksaw Gaming announced on September 14, 2026 that it is extending its partnership with bet365 into Spain. Under the new agreement, players in Spain will gain access to a wide range of Hacksaw titles on the operator’s platform, adding Spain to a content relationship the two companies have expanded across several regulated markets.

The announcement, published as a non-regulatory release on Hacksaw’s investor relations site, noted that bet365 was founded in 2000 and called the operator a pioneer of the industry from its earliest days. Hacksaw called Spain an important regulated European market for bet365 and said the extension reflects its commitment to growing with operator partners in multiple jurisdictions.

Clement Le Scanff, Head of Gaming – Commercial and Operations at bet365, said: “We’re excited to bring Hacksaw Gaming’s popular titles to our Spanish customers. This collaboration allows us to enrich our offering with engaging content that our players will love, further strengthening our commitment to delivering a diverse and premium gaming experience in Spain.”

A Partnership Expanded Across Markets

The Spain agreement extends a relationship the companies have expanded market by market since October 2025. On October 9, 2025, Hacksaw announced that it had gone live with bet365 in Brazil, via Light & Wonder. That release said bet365 Brazil was carrying its own branded Spinman slot, with more Hacksaw slots set to follow, and noted that the partnership’s content was already live in markets including Mexico, Ontario and the UK. A bet365 spokesperson said the operator’s players want fresh, engaging games and that Hacksaw’s portfolio had delivered that time and again. Marcus Cordes, Operational CEO of Hacksaw Gaming, described Latin America as a key growth region, called the Brazil go-live a proud moment for Hacksaw, and said growing with such a major industry name showcased the strength of the company’s content and the trust built through the partnership.

On January 9, 2026, Hacksaw announced a launch in Pennsylvania through what it described as a deepened partnership with bet365, again via Light & Wonder. Players on bet365’s platform in the state gained access to Hacksaw games including Wanted Dead or a Wild, Le Bandit, Stormforged and Densho. Hacksaw described Pennsylvania as a large regulated market in the United States, and Cordes said the launch marked another significant step in the company’s U.S. expansion.

Commenting on the Spain extension, Cordes said: “We’re delighted to extend our partnership once again with bet365, a brand that shares our ambition for delivering premium iGaming experiences. This latest agreement represents an important step forward in growing with our customers across markets, and we look forward to reaching even more players with our distinctive content.”

Hacksaw’s Earlier Move Into Spain

The bet365 extension follows an earlier documented move by Hacksaw into the Spanish market. On April 22, 2026, the company announced a partnership with RETABET, which Hacksaw said would make more of its slot titles available to players in Spain and Peru. Hacksaw described RETABET as a Spanish sports betting and online gaming operator that opened its first betting shop in the Basque Country in 2008 and has since grown nationwide, adding a network of retail locations to its Retabet.es online platform. The operator works under Spain’s locally licensed framework and is recognized for its commitment to responsible gambling, compliance and player protection, according to the release. RETABET has also established a presence in Peru through its Retabet.pe site and multiple shops.

RETABET Group chief marketing officer Alvaro Gonzalez said the Hacksaw agreement marked a significant step in developing the operator’s casino game offering and that adding engaging entertainment of the kind Hacksaw provides fit the company’s business vision. He said RETABET was confident the collaboration would be long-lasting and successful. Cordes said the agreement deepened Hacksaw’s footprint in two markets he described as highly competitive and locally licensed.

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