Relax Gaming, a leading online casino game aggregator and provider, has announced new partnership with PowerPlay. According to the press release, the deal is a strategic partnership aimed to reinforce Relax Gaming’s position in the growing Ontario market.
Relax Gaming has been a part of the Canadian market for three years, but the deal with PowerPlay, a major Canadian operator, means a lot to the aggregator.
Under the rules of the new deal, Relax Gaming agreed to supply its portfolio of online slot games to PowerPlay's platform.
Temple Tumble Tumbles to PowerPlay
Thanks to this agreement, PowerPlay will get to integrate all the popular Relax Gaming titles. The list includes fan-favorites such as Temple Tumble 2, Money Train 3, and Ancient Tumble, along with newer releases like Kraken’s Cove.
With these additions, PowerPlay’s existing offer will be significantly diversified and enriched, for sure. Right now, the operator already offers more than 1,300 games, including slots, live casino, and various table games.
The news of the new deal saw Amnon Liebermann, Regional Business Manager North America at Relax Gaming, expressing enthusiasm about the partnership.
“We are delighted to be working alongside PowerPlay to introduce more Canadian players from across Ontario to Relax Gaming’s fantastic portfolio of online slot games. We can’t wait to see what the future holds for this exciting partnership.”
Thomas Vermeulen, Director of Marketing at PowerPlay, also shared his excitement. Vermeulen stated, “We are excited to partner with Relax Gaming. Their slots are known for being original, dynamic, and innovative. With our shared commitment to quality and creativity, we're confident this collaboration will offer our Ontario players even more exciting options and elevate their gaming experience.”
Conquering North America
This partnership is not the first step Relax made in Canada. In fact, the company has been a major influence since 2022.
However, the deal certainly marks a big milestone in Relax Gaming's strategic expansion within the Canadian gambling landscape.
Since their Ontario debut in April 2022, Relax Gaming has been actively growing its presence through various collaborations, many of which were with reputable casino brands.
A notable deal took place in October 2024, when Relax partnered with PointsBet. Through this deal, PointsBet integrated its extensive slots content into their respective online casino platform.
North America seems to be a big focus for the company right now. In early 2025, Relax announced a new deal with DraftKings, a brand that agreed to bring Relax’s diverse game portfolio to players in the USA (Pennsylvania, New Jersey) and Ontario. The new deal with PowerPlay is definitely just one of many that’s in store for 2025.
Industry Recognition for Impeccable Work
Relax Gaming is committed to delivering high-quality gaming experiences. This effort has earned the company several major accolades.
A couple of years ago, they received the Global Gaming Awards' Product Launch of the Year for its innovative Dream Drop Jackpots.
Additionally, Money Train 3 was recognized among the top six slots at the 2023 CasinoBeats Game Developer Awards. That year was a very productive one in terms of awards as they would go on and secure two more awards in the same year.
Today, Relax boasts a portfolio with over 4,000 online casino games. That includes both proprietary slots and curated third-party content. But Relax Gaming is showing no signs of stopping.
Looking Ahead
The collaboration between Relax Gaming and PowerPlay is a strategic move to boost the gaming landscape in Ontario. But not only that.
By blending Relax Gaming's innovative content with PowerPlay's rich platform, players in the province get a more diverse and engaging gaming experience than ever before. On the other hand, both companies get a major increase in traffic and recognition, as more exposure is great for business!
We’ll continue keeping track of Relax’s journey in North America as we look forward to seeing how they assume a big role in shaping the future of online gaming in regulated markets like Ontario.
