Relax Gaming agrees Powered By Relax partnership with Playnetic

Relax Gaming, the iGaming aggregator and supplier of unique content, has signed a Powered By Relax deal with dynamic B2B provider Playnetic.

The partnership sees Relax Gaming integrate Playnetic’s extensive portfolio of titles into its industry-leading aggregation platform, enabling operators across global markets to access a library of immersive, high-quality content.

Playnetic operates with a core philosophy of building competitive, cutting-edge games that deliver a fully immersive entertainment experience. With three in-house studios and a robust roadmap of translated and tested titles, the company is known for its commitment to consistency, reliable delivery, and creating engaging content tailored to localised markets and player preferences.

With a focus on mobile, tablet and desktop play, and content available in multiple RTP variants, Playnetic’s offering empowers partners to reach the broadest possible player base.

This latest partnership underscores Relax Gaming’s commitment to offering flexible, global-ready content from studios that are shaping the future of online casino.

Jennifer Buttigieg, Head of Commercial Aggregation at Relax Gaming, said: “The addition of Playnetic to our Powered By Relax programme is a hugely exciting move. In a short period of time, they’ve grown into a studio to watch, with a diverse range of content and a proven ability to deliver engaging, market-ready games. Their global outlook and dedication to reliable, high-quality releases make them a perfect fit for our platform.”

Julian Borg-Barthet, Chief Commercial Officer at Playnetic, added: “This new partnership with Relax is a significant step forward for Playnetic in growing the global reach of our content portfolio. We’re excited to be collaborating with Relax, who are known for the seamless operations and professionalism with their partners. We are looking forward to working with multiple partners that are equally excited by this deal, enabling them to access our vast library of games as well as our forthcoming roadmap.”