CreedRoomz brings live dealer games to Switzerland via Groupe Partouche’s PASINO.ch

Groupe Partouche’s Casino du Lac Meyrin in Geneva has signed a strategic partnership with CreedRoomz, the live casino brand of SoftConstruct, to add live dealer games to PASINO.ch, the casino’s licensed online platform. The first CreedRoomz tables are expected to go live in Q1 2027, subject to approval from the Swiss Federal Gaming Board (ESBK/CFMJ) — which is the part that actually matters for anyone watching regulated rollout timelines in Switzerland.

1. The agreement was formalised at SBC Summit Lisbon 2026. For operators and PSPs, that means this is not a vague “we’ll explore synergies” announcement; it is a signed content deal tied to a specific launch window and a named regulatory gatekeeper.
2. Once approved, Swiss players using PASINO.ch will get access to CreedRoomz tables including blackjack, roulette, baccarat and entertainment shows, streamed from CreedRoomz studios and integrated into the PASINO.ch experience. In practical terms, this is a live casino content expansion rather than a platform rebuild.
3. Groupe Partouche said the partnership strengthens PASINO.ch’s content ecosystem and reflects its interest in working with partners that add value to the Swiss market. Matthieu Leboucher, Director of Online Gaming at Groupe Partouche, said the deal gives the operator “new possibilities” to enrich PASINO.ch and offer Swiss players a differentiated live casino experience.
4. David Ozararat, administrator of SoftConstruct Switzerland, framed the deal as a sign of CreedRoomz’s fit with traditional casino operators moving online, with Switzerland described as a market where quality and compliance come first. That combination — regulated market, licensed online platform, and a live casino supplier with broader SoftConstruct backing across live casino, RNG games, sports betting and platform tech — is the relevant commercial signal here.

Switzerland remains one of Europe’s more tightly regulated online casino markets, so every content expansion still has to clear the local approval process. For high-risk operators, the message is straightforward: distribution into Switzerland is available, but only if the product, licence structure and regulator all stay aligned.