The operator was originally awarded a two-year licence in December last year and appealed this decision. Having won the appeal means it can continue to offer its portfolio of regulated offerings to players in the growing market.
It comes as a further boost to Videoslots’ growth within Europe having previously been awarded a licence in Italy, Denmark, Malta, Spain and the United Kingdom.
Alexander Stevendahl, CEO at Videoslots.com, said: “Videoslots is firmly committed to keeping gambling both safe and fun and this has been recognised with the full five-year period of our Swedish licence.
“Player safety across all our markets is always our priority and this news is very welcome due to the growth we are seeing in the Swedish market’’
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