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Estonian iGaming Affiliate Market Sees Consolidation

By MGN Editorial•February 14, 2026 at 11:35 AM

Boonuspart.ee, a leading Estonian casino bonus and comparison portal, has acquired Kasiino-boonus.ee to strengthen its position in the country's iGaming affiliate market.

Boonuspart.ee, a prominent Estonian portal focused on casino bonuses and online casino comparisons, has acquired Kasiino-boonus.ee, further consolidating its presence in the Estonian iGaming affiliate market. According to a press release, the acquisition brings together two of the largest iGaming affiliate websites in Estonia, solidifying Boonuspart.ee's position as a dominant player in the country's rapidly growing online gambling landscape. 'This strategic acquisition allows us to leverage synergies and expand our reach within the Estonian iGaming market,' said Jaan Tamm, CEO of Boonuspart.ee. 'By combining our resources and expertise, we can provide an even more comprehensive and valuable service to our users and partners.' The Estonian iGaming market has seen significant growth in recent years, driven by the country's tech-savvy population and favorable regulatory environment. As online gambling continues to gain popularity, consolidation among affiliate platforms like Boonuspart.ee and Kasiino-boonus.ee is expected to continue as companies seek to gain a competitive edge. 'The acquisition of Kasiino-boonus.ee is a strategic move that strengthens Boonuspart.ee's position as a leading iGaming affiliate in Estonia,' said Andres Kitter, an analyst at the Baltic research firm Balticor. 'This deal highlights the ongoing evolution and maturation of the Estonian online gambling sector.'
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