Yggdrasil Expands Reach Through Partnership with iGP’s iGaming Deck

[ricky06]

Yggdrasil has joined forces with iGP, making a selection of its slots available through iGP’s aggregation product, iGaming Deck. This partnership grants iGP’s operator clients access to Yggdrasil’s popular titles, including Trickstar Spins, Max Elements GigaBlox, and Lucky Apocalypse GigaBlox, alongside classic heritage slots.
With iGaming Deck now offering over 10,000 games, along with promotional tools and analytics, Yggdrasil’s presence in the market continues to grow. The company has been actively expanding in 2025, securing a B2B gaming license from Denmark’s Spillemyndigheden in January and forming a key partnership with Aristocrat Interactive to distribute games in the US and Ontario.
Yggdrasil CCO Jose Simon highlighted iGP’s extensive network, stating that this partnership significantly broadens the reach of Yggdrasil’s growing portfolio. Meanwhile, iGP CEO Jovana Popovic Canaki emphasized that adding Yggdrasil’s titles strengthens the aggregator’s offerings, further enhancing options for operator partners.

 

[zbradley]

Yggdrasil keeps making moves! Trickstar Spins and Max Elements GigaBlox are solid games, but I wonder how they’ll perform on iGaming Deck. With 10,000+ games already available, do Yggdrasil’s slots have enough uniqueness to stand out?

 

[james02]

solid move for both sides
Yggdrasil’s been dropping some strong titles lately, and getting them on iGP’s deck just means more eyes and more action
max elements gigablox is already a favorite of mine
plus with 10k+ games in one place, operators have a serious toolbox now

 

[sandrahorton7177]

This is a solid move for Yggdrasil. Getting onto iGP’s iGaming Deck means their newer GigaBlox titles will get more exposure — especially Trickstar Spins, which has been gaining traction lately.

 

[josephrichards1335]

This is a solid move for Yggdrasil. Getting onto iGP’s iGaming Deck means their newer GigaBlox titles will get more exposure — especially Trickstar Spins, which has been gaining traction lately.

agreed but let’s be real — iGP’s deck is massive now. 10k+ games? It’s kinda wild. Hope Yggdrasil doesn’t get lost in the crowd, tho. They’ve got bangers, just need proper spotlight.

 

[jessicafleming2496]

Yggdrasil's 2025 rollout has been impressive. Denmark, the US, now wider aggregation… They’re clearly not slowing down. I’m curious to see how their GigaBlox mechanics perform across new markets.

 

[sandrahorton7177]

agreed but let’s be real — iGP’s deck is massive now. 10k+ games? It’s kinda wild. Hope Yggdrasil doesn’t get lost in the crowd, tho. They’ve got bangers, just need proper spotlight.

True, the volume is nuts. But with iGP’s promo tools and analytics, it might actually help the right games stand out. Hopefully operators use that smartly, not just dump more slots into the mix.