Relax Gaming content goes live on Ivy Casino via Vantage platform
Relax Gaming has struck a deal to supply its game portfolio to UK operator Ivy Casino, marking the first live use of the supplier's new Relax Vantage integration technology.
Relax Gaming has agreed a partnership with Ivy Casino, bringing its slot portfolio to the operator’s platform in a deal announced on 2nd December 2024.
The tie-up makes Ivy Casino the first operator to adopt Relax Vantage, a newly launched technology platform from Relax Gaming designed to allow operators to integrate fresh content into their lobbies quickly and securely.
Content going live
Players on Ivy Casino will now have access to Relax Gaming’s proprietary titles, including Money Train, Temple Tumble and Epic Joker, alongside games from its Silver Bullet and Powered by Relax aggregation partners.
Ivy Casino launched in September 2024 and has positioned itself in the UK market around a premium player experience, supported by a technology infrastructure built for scalability and reliability as its player base expands.
For Relax Gaming, the deal builds on its long-standing presence in the UK, where it has held a casino licence since 2014.
Executive comment
Martin Stalros, chief executive of Relax Gaming, said the company was pleased to contribute to Ivy Casino’s growth since launch and hoped players would enjoy the content made available through the partnership.
Mark Good, representing Ivy Casino, said the operator was pleased to add Relax Gaming’s portfolio, describing the supplier’s titles as aligned with its aim of offering a premium gaming experience. He added that the partnership was expected to support player acquisition and retention as Ivy Casino continues to grow in the UK market.
Relax Gaming, founded in 2010, provides access to more than 4,000 casino games to over 700 operator brands, drawing on proprietary products spanning slots, poker and bingo as well as content from more than 70 partner studios. The company holds licences in multiple jurisdictions, including with the UK Gambling Commission, the Malta Gaming Authority, the Gibraltar Licensing Authority, the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, Romania’s ONJN and the Hellenic Gaming Commission.