ComeOn and Hajper raise bonus age limit to 20
Several brands within ComeOn Group are tightening their own bonus rules. From 9 November you must be at least 20 to claim the welcome bonus at Hajper, and ComeOn has announced the same change. We also look at a new supplier that has just secured a Swedish licence.
Hajper and ComeOn introduce 20-year age limit for bonuses
Hajper changes its bonus terms from Monday 9 November 2026. From Monday 9 November 2026, players must be at least 20 years old to take part in the casino’s welcome bonus. It’s worth being clear about what this actually means: the change does not mean a general ban on playing at Hajper for people under 20. Anyone who has turned 18 but not 20 can still play with their own money, just not claim the bonus offer.
The same week, sister brand ComeOn announced it would follow suit. ComeOn becomes the next major gambling company to raise the age limit for its welcome bonuses, and going forward only players who have turned 20 will be able to take part in the offers. According to industry media, ComeOn follows the same development as sister brands Hajper and Reviant, which have already decided to limit their bonuses for younger players. Reviant has set the bar even higher: Reviant requires a minimum age of 25 for welcome bonuses.
The change is voluntary, not a legal requirement. The previous limit was 18, matching the general legal gambling age in Sweden. Several other operators on the market have already set similar limits, with reports noting the decision comes as several other gambling companies on the Swedish market have already introduced age limits of 20, 21 and in some cases as high as 25.
For players, this means double-checking a brand’s age terms before counting on a bonus. Remember you’re only entitled to one bonus per licence holder – more in our bonus rules guide. Since Hajper, ComeOn and Reviant share a licence under ComeOn Group, they count as a single licence holder for welcome bonus purposes.
New game supplier secures Swedish licence
Slot studio S Gaming has received approval from Spelinspektionen to supply games to Swedish licensed operators. S Gaming is bringing its online slots to licensed operators in Sweden after securing licence approval from the Swedish Gambling Authority (Spelinspektionen). A first batch of titles is expected to roll out at Swedish casinos, including Will it Ring?, Box Breaker, Spice is Right and Faithful Fortunes, with a selection of titles to be made available to Swedish players in the coming period, with further releases from January 2027.
The company already holds licences in the UK and Malta. S Gaming is also licensed by Great Britain’s Gambling Commission and holds a recognition notice from the Malta Gaming Authority. The approval is described as an important milestone for the company’s international expansion, with CEO Charles Mott saying it strengthens the foundation for continued growth across Europe.
For Swedish players, this mainly means a broader game catalogue at operators that choose to add S Gaming’s titles. It doesn’t directly affect your account, bonus eligibility or Spelpaus status – but it shows international suppliers keep seeking entry to the regulated Swedish market despite stricter requirements. If you ever feel gambling is becoming a problem, help is available via Stödlinjen.se, and Spelpaus.se lets you exclude yourself from all licensed gambling.
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