Relax Gaming grows aggregation portfolio with Aviatrix partnership

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Relax Gaming, the iGaming aggregator and provider of unique content, has partnered with Aviatrix, the award-winning crash game provider known for its innovative approach to player engagement.

This partnership sees Aviatrix join Relax Gaming’s expanding roster of studio partners, making its flagship crash game, Aviatrix, available via Relax’s distribution network.

Designed with engagement at its core, Aviatrix’s crash content features a unique loyalty system that delivers daily rewards to active players alongside built-in free bets distributed via promo codes.

The offering also includes seasonal reskins to celebrate global events such as Christmas, Carnival in Rio, and St. Patrick’s Day, keeping content fresh and relevant throughout the year.

A standout highlight is Aviatrix’s network tournament functionality, which boasts a current prize pool of €4 million and offers operators a powerful acquisition and retention tool.

The collaboration will add further depth to Relax Gaming’s aggregation offering, joining a portfolio of standout third-party content from both established names and emerging studios.

Katie Fraser, Head of Partnership Success at Relax Gaming, said: "We’re always looking for partners who bring something different to the table, and Aviatrix does exactly that.

“Their crash game is packed with features that drive engagement, and their focus on player loyalty and ongoing innovation fits perfectly with what we want to deliver to our operator network. We’re excited to help bring Aviatrix to new audiences."

Liam Mulvaney, Head of Sales at Aviatrix, said: "Relax Gaming needs no introduction, and we’re absolutely thrilled to see Aviatrix joining their platform. This partnership will put Aviatrix in front of new audiences around the world, and we’re working closely with the Relax team to ensure a smooth rollout to operator partners. It’s another key milestone in our mission to bring Aviatrix to even more players globally."