Relax Gaming scores with Lottoland deal

iGaming aggregator and supplier of unique content Relax Gaming inked a new partnership deal with Lottoland. The deal means that the operator group’s customers will get access to Relax Gaming’s game portfolio, which includes top titles such as Temple Tumble, Snake Arena, and the smash hit Money Train 2. This way Relax Gaming is expected to grow its footprint in important countries, since the Gibraltar-based Lottoland is operating in 15 markets, some of which are expected to be high-priority markets for both parties.

Lottoland provides several lotteries from across the world, as well as premium sportsbook, bingo, and casino – and the agreement is expected to significantly expand Lottoland’s iGaming offering owing to Relax’s award-winning collection of games.

Relax Gaming’s CCO Nadiya Attard commented on the partnership: “It’s always a pleasure to partner with the world’s leading online brands that have such an in-depth understanding of their player-base and consistently have such a huge impact in the market through innovation and a high-quality offering.

Lottoland is an operator with enormous status and reach. I’m sure the addition of our extensive portfolio will only benefit that reputation further as they continue to grow and differentiate themselves.”

Lottoland’s CEO Nigel Birrell confirmed: “Our ideal supplier partner is one that not only can bring something new to our platform but also complements our core lottery product. Relax Gaming fits that bill perfectly with its diverse range of proprietary products, which is exactly what we need to meet the demands of our growing player base and to attract new audiences.”

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