Reevo has rolled out its full slot portfolio with NetBet Romania, adding another regulated European distribution market as the supplier closes out a busy year full of new integrations.
The launch puts Reevo’s in-house slot catalogue into NetBet’s Romania-based online casino, with the supplier saying it used its proprietary integration stack to deploy and manage content delivery. The companies have not disclosed commercial terms.
Karl Grech, Reevo’s head of business development, framed the go-live as a milestone tied to the company’s regulated-market strategy. “Going live with NetBet in Romania is an incredible milestone for us,” Grech said, adding that the deal reflects “the strength of our content and technology.”
Romania strengthens Reevo’s regulated-market strategy
NetBet is one of Romania’s established online casino brands in a market where licensed operators compete heavily on game variety, updates, and speed of integration. Romania’s regulatory environment also puts real weight behind technical compliance and reporting, which makes each new supplier launch a visible signal that onboarding, testing, and operational checks have cleared.
Romania’s gambling regulator, the National Office for Gambling (ONJN), operates a public registry of licensed organizers and online gambling approvals. For suppliers, that backdrop tends to favor partners that can deploy content cleanly, maintain stable updates, and support the documentation and monitoring demanded by regulated operations.
Reevo and NetBet have not published a title-by-title list for the Romanian launch in official materials that are publicly accessible, but industry coverage of the partnership points to Reevo’s slot line-up being made available through NetBet’s casino platform as part of a full-portfolio deployment rather than a limited initial batch.
NetBet integration highlights technical and compliance focus
The Romania launch landed immediately after Reevo’s move into Switzerland via a partnership with jackpots.ch, the online casino operated by Stadtcasino Baden Group. That deal was presented as another “regulated European markets” step, with Reevo supplying both slot and table-game content for Swiss players.
Taken together, Romania and Switzerland reinforce the same playbook. Reevo is prioritizing markets where compliance requirements are high, distribution partners are already licensed, and content launches are treated less like marketing stunts and more like steady supply-chain expansions.
NetBet’s wider group has previously positioned Reevo as a catalogue enhancer, describing the studio as a newer supplier with a growing library and multiple themed slots, in a September 2025 announcement about adding Reevo content to NetBet’s offering. That earlier communication does not cover the Romania launch specifically, but it aligns with the direction of travel: Reevo content appearing across NetBet’s ecosystem as integrations mature.
Launch follows recent regulated expansion in Switzerland
For operators such as NetBet Romania, another supplier integration is about retention mechanics as much as raw acquisition. A deeper catalogue supports promotion rotation, segmentation, and the constant “something new” cadence that keeps casino lobbies active without relying on aggressive bonus levers that can attract regulatory scrutiny.
For Reevo, the upside is distribution through recognizable local brands in markets that reward operational consistency. In regulated jurisdictions, being live is only step one. Staying live without disruptions, maintaining update cycles, and proving reliability with reporting and compliance processes is what turns a launch into repeat commercial wins.
Steady European rollouts define Reevo’s expansion
Reevo has been building a steady pipeline of partnerships and integrations across 2025, and the company’s public positioning suggests it intends to keep stacking regulated-market launches where it can leverage its own integration tooling and minimize friction for operators.
The Romania deal is not headline-grabbing on its own. But as part of a Switzerland-to-Romania sequence, it strengthens Reevo’s footprint where supplier credibility is built through repeat, compliant deployments rather than one-off announcements.
