iGaming company Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) (GIG:Oslo) has agreed a partnership deal with provider of comprehensive gaming solutions Relax Gaming.
The deal between the two Malta-based firms will see Relax Gaming’s table games content integrated by GiG.
During the initial phase of integration, the Oslo-listed firm will be provided with Blackjack and Roulette from Relax Gaming at rates that are extremely competitive, according to the news release.
Relax’s Roulette title will provide players with an experience that mimics real ball movement courtesy of the innovative gaming supplier’s proprietary RNG engine and HTML5 development and the latest physics models, while also allowing them three hands of simultaneous play in the primed-for-mobile Blackjack offering.
Managing Director for GiG Games Services, Mathias Larsson said: “Our unique iGaming ecosystem and vision of opening up iGaming to make it fair and fun for all ties in perfectly with Relax Gaming’s new table games and we are delighted to provide their innovative gameplay.”
Larsson added that Relax Gaming shares Gig’s customer-first approach in all ventures and the company is “excited to grow this relationship in the future across other genres.”
Also commenting on the new partnership, Chief Executive Officer for Relax Gaming, Daniel Eskola, said that it is “a pleasure to partner with Gaming Innovation Group which is at the forefront of delivering the best casino games on the market to its thousands of players.”
“We are pleased to offer our premium casino titles at very competitive rates so that we can learn each other’s business requirements, which will enable us to build upon this relationship in the future.”
Relax Gaming has scored multiple similar deals with other major gaming firms this year, most recently agreeing a content deal with leading iGaming software provider EveryMatrix.
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