Lisa Michaels
Leading iGaming Supplier Gaming Realms recently confirmed that it had secured a new licensing agreement with games provider and aggregator, Relax Gaming. With the agreement in place, Gaming Realms will now develop a new Slingo game based on Relax’s Money Train series.
The two companies already have an established platform-to-platform agreement for the distribution of existing Slingo games. This deal has made a success of the Money Train series and Money Train 2 was one of 2021’s more successful releases for Relax.
Gareth Scott, the Commercial Director at Gaming Realms said,
“We have worked successfully with Relax Gaming since 2019, so we are excited to be expanding on our existing aggregation partnership. Combining Slingo with Relax’s renowned Money Train brand creates a compelling content proposition.”
Simon Hammon, Relax Gaming’s Chief Product Officer added his thoughts, saying,
''We are delighted to partner with Gaming Realms for an exciting IP expansion of the Money Train series with the highly popular and unique Slingo brand. The deal further signifies the power and appeal of the Money Train brand and we look forward to seeing it come to life in a new and exciting format.''
This recent development follows one of Gaming Realms’ most successful financial years. The company’s revenue stands at $15.5m, a significant increase from the previous year’s $12.06m.
The provider also managed to expand into new jurisdictions, notably obtaining a licence to offer its online gaming content in Ontario’s freshly regulated and newly launched iGaming market. This milestone was made possible via its Alchemybet B2B software subsidiary.
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