Provider’s games portfolio goes live on Silver Bullet
Malta, 29 October 2018 – Relax Gaming, the innovative casino games and platform supplier, has signed a deal with games developer, STHLMGAMING.
The fast-growing provider will make its content available to Relax Gaming’s clients through Relax’s proprietary Silver Bullet partner program.
Titles including Van Gogh, Stacks of Riches and Boost It will be rolled out as part of the deal.
Simon Hammon, CPO of Relax Gaming, said: “Growing our platform with the latest and greatest online casino content is our top priority, and in STHLMGAMING we have linked up with a provider that matches our ambitions.
“It is showing all the hallmarks of becoming one of the industry’s premier providers, and we are excited to be working with them.”
Jonas Byström, CEO of STHLMGAMING, said: “Relax Gaming offers an impressive and scalable online casino platform, and we are delighted to have made our games available to their clients for the first time via its Silver Bullet partner program.
“We are committed to delivering engaging games with clean presentation and intuitive gameplay, and we are sure they will prove popular with Relax Gaming’s partners.”
The agreement follows the continued growth of Relax Gaming’s global reach, following a series of deals with leading operators and providers.
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About Relax Gaming
Relax Gaming Group was founded in 2010 with the goal of simplifying B2B content delivery for the modern iGaming landscape. Since our establishment, we have broadened our offering with the addition of new product verticals while maintaining our firm commitment to state-of-the-art technology and speed to market.
Our diverse range of proprietary products, including Poker, Bingo and Casino, is enhanced by the integration of high-quality third-party content through our selected Silver Bullet and Powered By partners.
Regulated markets are at the heart of our growth strategy, and we hold licenses from regulators including the Malta Gaming Authority, Alderney Gambling Control Commission, the UK Gambling Commission and the Danish Gambling Authority.
