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Relax Gaming goes live on EveryMatrix platform

Malta, 3rd May 2018 – Innovative supplier Relax Gaming has integrated its latest table games content into EveryMatrix’s platform, making it available to numerous operators across several territories.
Relax will initially incorporate its suite of table games, including Roulette and Blackjack, with a view to rolling out further content later in the year.
These will be made available to EveryMatrix’s operator partners via its Casino Engine which features more than 5,000 titles across various gaming verticals.
The table games content will run on Relax’s proprietary RNG engine, with the Roulette featuring highly realistic ball tracking, while Blackjack can offer three hands simultaneously on mobile devices.
Amund Stensland, Head of Vendor Management at EveryMatrix, said: “As a gaming content aggregator, we look to find the best titles available at the most cost-effective prices to ensure we provide our partners with the best possible offering and Relax Gaming’s latest table games are well-suited to these needs.
“Both the Roulette and Blackjack titles offer premium gameplay and high-spec graphics, both key to delivering the best casino experience to the many customers we service.”
Patrik Österåker, Relax Gaming’s Co-founder and Chairman of the Board, said: “EveryMatrix has one of the most extensive and quality gaming portfolios on the market and we’re very pleased to integrate our latest table games into their platform.
“We’re confident players will appreciate the titles, having already proven to be very successful with numerous partners around the world.”
Relax Gaming has recently appointed Simon Hammon, previously of NetEnt, and Andrew Crosby, as its Chief Product Officer and Head of Account Management respectively, as it looks to deal with the growing scale of the business.
They also announced that Daniel Eskola will join the company from Kindred and take up the title of CEO in April, with Österåker becoming Chairman of the Board.
About the Relax Gaming Group:
The Relax Gaming Group was founded in 2010 in Malta, with a vision to push the boundaries of online gambling with modern and innovative technology. Since its establishment, Relax has broadened its offering to include proprietary a Casino platform and content, as well as Poker and Bingo, making it one of the major suppliers in Europe. Relax holds licences in several European jurisdictions in order to ensure a wide market coverage for its customers and products. Being present in regulated markets is a key strategy for Relax, and the licenses held include UKGC, MGA, AGCC, Denmark’s Spillemyndigheden and Romania’s ONJN.
About EveryMatrix:
EveryMatrix is a multi-award winning iGaming software provider, delivering a full product suite including a modular iGaming Integration Platform, a fully managed sportsbook, a market leading one-stop casino content aggregator, a cross-product bonusing engine, an in-house payment processing product, and a multi-brand affiliate/agent management system.
Our products work independently and can be easily integrated with existing platforms and wallets or used in conjunction with our iGaming platform.
With offices and servers across Europe and Asia, EveryMatrix delivers custom-built solutions and local service.
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