RubyPlay has taken another step in strengthening its position within Spain’s regulated online gaming sector through a new agreement with Paf Group. The partnership went live on December 1 and marks a further expansion of RubyPlay’s distribution footprint across European markets where Paf already operates.
As part of the arrangement, Paf has incorporated several of RubyPlay’s titles into its Spanish portfolio. Among the titles now available to players are J Mania Lucky Pyggs, Vegas No Limit Wins SE, and Giga Match Moolah, each representing different themes and mechanics from the provider’s catalog. The integration supports Paf’s ongoing strategy to broaden the variety of content available through its online platform.
Paf Set to Add Koala Games Releases
The collaboration also extends to future titles developed under RubyPlay’s expanding multi-studio structure. Koala Games, an independent studio launched under the RubyPlay umbrella, will contribute new releases to Paf’s line-up. Its latest title, Voltage Blitz Rapid, is expected to join the collection in the near future.
RubyPlay emphasized that its multi-studio setup allows operators such as Paf to access content from multiple development teams through a unified system. The structure supports faster rollout schedules and a wider mix of gameplay styles while enabling the provider to react more efficiently to evolving trends in regional markets.
Paf Group is active across several regulated European jurisdictions and is known for its focus on responsible entertainment. RubyPlay stated that the partnership aligns with Paf’s approach, noting that the operator aims to deliver engaging yet sustainable experiences to players in Spain and beyond.
Executives Highlight Strategic Alignment
RubyPlay CPO Dr. Eyal Loz said the company views the agreement as a continuation of its growth trajectory within Spain. “We are excited to partner with Paf Group as we continue to build momentum in Spain.
Their reputation for responsible gaming and innovation makes them an ideal match for RubyPlay’s studio’s content and values.“The ability to deliver games from both RubyPlay and Koala Games as part of the collaboration reflects the strength of our multi-studio strategy.”
Paf also expressed optimism about the partnership. Eric Castro, Head of Content, Casino & Games at Paf Group, said, “RubyPlay’s games bring a fresh and engaging experience to our players. We’re confident this partnership will strengthen our portfolio and complement our player-first philosophy.“We see this as the start of a strong, long-term collaboration that will drive engagement and sustainable growth across our Spanish operation.”
Partnership Reinforces RubyPlay’s Wider Expansion
The agreement builds on recent RubyPlay activity across multiple regions. The provider has expanded through partnerships such as its New Jersey launch via BetMGM and integrations through QTech Games. RubyPlay content has also been added by SkillOnNet in several markets.
According to RubyPlay, the Spanish partnership highlights the flexibility of its distribution network, which can deliver content from different internal studios through a single channel. The company sees this structure as a way to diversify its catalog and enhance how it responds to operator needs in regulated jurisdictions.
For Paf, the collaboration adds new options for players while supporting its emphasis on responsible gaming within Spain’s regulated online environment.
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RubyPlay extends Spanish reach: new partnership with Paf Group, rubyplay.com, 1st December 2025
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