Play Fortuna agrees Relax Gaming deal

Table games to go live on online casino with slots to follow

Malta, 21st May 2018 –  Relax Gaming has signed an agreement to provide its table game and slot content to online casino Play Fortuna.

The online operator will initially roll out the supplier’s Blackjack and Roulette products, which are available at a cost-effective rate, before the introduction of slot games later this year.

Relax’s Blackjack game gives players a chance to maximise winnings swiftly, as they can bet with up to three hands at any one time.

Developed in HTML5 and based on their own unique RNG engine, the Roulette offering shows realistic ball movements based on the latest physics models.

Daniel Eskola, Relax CEO, said: “This is another sign that our competitive prices continue to appeal to operators, and we are very happy to add Play Fortuna to our growing list of partners.

“The table games we provide are proven to be successful for operators in markets worldwide and we can offer solutions that will thoroughly enhance the playing experience with Play Fortuna.”

Play Fortuna’s CEO said: “Table games and slots are core offerings for us, and we are certain Relax Gaming’s innovative content will be perfect for us and our players.

“We’re looking forward to seeing how they perform and are also looking forward to launching with their other products in the near future.”

About Relax Gaming:

Founded in 2010, Relax Gaming is an award-winning multi-vertical gaming provider with offices in Malta and Estonia. Its omni-channel open gaming platform, Silver Bullet, can distribute thousands of leading industry games, including its own proprietary titles to all operators. Relax also operates its own poker client, in partnership with Unibet, with whom it also runs a bingo network, both featuring straightforward gameplay and vibrant graphics, primed for mobile use. Relax Gaming is currently licensed by the UK Gambling Commission, Malta Gaming Authority , The Alderney Gambling Control Commission and the Romanian regulator.