Relax Gaming adds Playnetic to Powered By Relax content programme

Relax Gaming has signed a Powered By Relax deal with B2B supplier Playnetic, giving operators on its aggregation platform access to Playnetic's slot portfolio.

Relax Gaming adds Playnetic to Powered By Relax content programme

Relax Gaming has agreed a Powered By Relax partnership with Playnetic, a business-to-business iGaming content provider, the companies announced on 15 July 2025.

The deal will see Playnetic’s games integrated into Relax Gaming’s aggregation platform, giving operators in the supplier’s network access to its catalogue of casino titles. Playnetic runs three in-house studios and produces games designed for multiple markets, with titles available across mobile, tablet and desktop and offered in different RTP variants.

Growing footprint

Playnetic’s portfolio currently stands at more than 100 games. The supplier has secured regulatory approvals in Sweden, Romania, Ontario and Greece, alongside recognition from the Malta Gaming Authority, which the company says supports its expansion into regulated markets.

The agreement adds to Relax Gaming’s Powered By Relax roster, one of two commercial routes the aggregator offers alongside its Silver Bullet partnerships. Relax Gaming’s platform gives operators access to content from more than 70 studios, reaching over 700 operator brands with a library exceeding 4,000 casino games.

Executive comment

Jennifer Buttigieg, Head of Commercial Aggregation at Relax Gaming, said Playnetic had developed quickly into a studio worth watching, citing its varied content and track record of delivering market-ready games, alongside its global focus and consistency of output.

Julian Borg-Barthet, Chief Commercial Officer at Playnetic, described the tie-up as a significant step in extending the reach of the studio’s content, adding that the company was looking forward to working with additional operators through the partnership as it continues to build out its games roadmap.

Relax Gaming holds licences in jurisdictions including Ontario, Malta, Gibraltar, the UK, Romania, Greece and Sweden, and supports operations in a number of other regulated markets.

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