Fishing rod as Relax Gaming has added to its Powered By Relax partners list after landing a content partnership with TaDa Gaming.
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Relax Gaming has added to its Powered By Relax partners list after landing a content partnership with TaDa Gaming.

The collaboration will see the studio’s online casino titles become accessible to operators who utilise Relax Gaming’s services, including its slot titles, crash games, table games, bingo and fishing-shooting titles.

“We’re excited to be joining the Powered By Relax programme, which marks a significant milestone in our growth journey,” noted Ray Lee, Director of Business Development at TaDa Gaming.

“This partnership opens up new opportunities for us to reach wider audiences and deliver regionally resonant content through a trusted and high-performing aggregation platform.”

Relax Gaming offers more than 4,000 online casino titles from over 70 Silver Bullet and Powered By Relax partner studios to 1,000-plus operators globally.

The company holds licences in multiple jurisdictions, including Gibraltar, Greece, Malta, Ontario, Romania, Sweden and the UK, while it also fully supports regulated markets such as Colombia, Denmark, Estonia, Italy, Latvia, Mexico and Spain.

Back in February, Relax Gaming announced that operators in Brazil and Peru would be able to access its catalogue of online casino content.

Katie Fraser, Head of Partnership Success at Relax Gaming, added: “Bringing TaDa Gaming on board is a fantastic move. Their broad content range, from top-performing slots to unique fishing-shooting titles, offers immediate value for our operator partners. 

“We’re especially impressed by their Glocalization approach and strong regional traction, which perfectly aligns with our own vision as an aggregator.”

TaDa Gaming’s “Glocalization” approach involves developing tailored content to meet a specific market’s taste while expanding globally.

The studio is present in several emerging markets, including Latin America and Brazil. It is also certified in Greece, Italy, Malta, Portugal, Romania, Sweden and the UK.