Relax Gaming Joins Hands with SmartSoft Gaming

In a recent collaboration move, Relax Gaming has joined hands with SmartSoft Gaming, best known for creating ‘arcade games’ for casino operators.

The latest partnership can said to be the first of 2023. Throughout 2022, Relax Gaming partnered with multiple studios including Air Dice, Octopus Global, Thunderkick, Jade Rabbit Studio, and many more.

With these collaborations, Relax Gaming now has over 45 ‘Powered By’ studios, with SmartSoft becoming the latest one.

“With a strong reputation as a supplier of unique content, we’re delighted to add SmartSoft as the latest Powered By Relax partner. The company will help elevate our game portfolio, especially with the flagship game JetX which has proved to be a massive hit amongst players,” commented Shelley Hannah, Director of Casino Products at Relax Gaming.

Hannah further added, “The deal rounds up a fantastic year for our Powered By Relax program, which saw us draw up deals with numerous exciting new partners. Through a simple integration and reaching a larger captive audience, we’re able to provide high-quality games to players worldwide.”

SmartSoft is Big on ‘Non-Traditional’ Casino Games

SmartSoft was founded in Georgia in 2015, and since then, the studio has created innovative products. The provider is licenced by the MGA, ONJN and has been tested by iTech Labs, Gaming Associates, and eCOGRA.

Today, SmartSoft offers Casino Games like Roulette, Slots, and Keno. On top of this, the provider also has ‘XGames’ like Cricket X, Plinko X, Spin X, Football X, and more. However, ‘JetX’, released in 2018, is the most significant development from SmartSoft. With this portfolio, SmartSoft is looking to take ‘non-traditional’ casino games mainstream.

“We’re excited to announce our partnership with Relax Gaming, one of the leading players in the iGaming industry. This deal is a great opportunity to bring our exciting content to players all over the world, and we are looking forward to a fruitful cooperation,” Guram Gotsadze, CEO of Smartsoft, commented.