The crash game Aviatrix has signed a new agreement with PlugNPlay, a next-generation casino aggregator. This will expand the game’s reach across various markets. Furthermore, the move reinforces the brand’s strategy of expanding into regions with strong demand.
The agreement ensures that operators using PlugNPlay’s aggregation solution will have immediate access to Aviatrix. Therefore, they do not need to perform extra integrations. The measure also speeds up internal processes and reduces technical costs.
The partnership should boost the distribution of Aviatrix, especially in rapidly growing markets in Latin America. Therefore, Brazil emerges as the first focus of expansion.
Anastasia Rimskaya, Account Director at Aviatrix, stated: “We are always looking for new ways to make Aviatrix more accessible to operators and players, and the partnership with PlugNPlay is a great step in that direction.”
“Their simplified aggregation platform and strong network of operators mean that this collaboration will help us reach an even larger audience,” he added.
Marcus Oliveira, CCO of PlugNPlay, said: “Aviatrix is one of the most talked-about crash games in the industry right now, and we’re excited to bring it to our partners. The game’s engaging mechanics offer something truly different, with great potential for success among players.”
Since its launch just over two years ago, Aviatrix has established itself as one of the biggest successes among crash games. Therefore, the team keeps the title updated and includes frequent improvements, ensuring continued appeal to a growing player base.
About Aviatrix
Aviatrix stands out as an award-winning engagement product for online casinos. The game combines an innovative crash format with advanced loyalty mechanics. Furthermore, it receives constant updates, which increases engagement and improves user retention.
The team focuses its efforts on helping operators enhance the player experience. Therefore, it offers complete interface customization and frequent updates.
The game also includes new features, such as the industry-first bonus flight functionality. Currently, Aviatrix is already licensed or certified in
