3 Oaks Gaming Kicks Up Content Reach With Relax Gaming

A Deal Aimed at Wider Reach

The agreement brings a group of 3 Oaks Gaming titles into Relax Gaming’s network — a move that could lift the supplier’s presence in a steady way. Games such as Lucky Penny 2, Super Hot Teapots, and Sun of Egypt 5 now appear across casinos linked to Relax Gaming.

Head of Sales Krasimir Pankovski said the deal marks a key step for the company. He explained that the agreement may help the supplier reach more users and support long-term plans to grow across regulated regions.

A quick look at the company’s recent goals shows a clear plan:

• Reach more regulated markets

• Form deals with known casinos

• Keep adding new releases

Why Relax Gaming Backed the Move

Relax Gaming supported the partnership for its own reasons. The group’s Head of Commercial & Partnerships, Jennifer Buttigieg, said 3 Oaks Gaming offers feature-focused titles that may help casinos boost user engagement. Her comments show that both sides want steady, easy-to-follow games that appeal to many players.

The two companies appear aligned — each wants content that draws interest without raising risk for operators.

Growth Across Several Countries

The partnership comes as 3 Oaks Gaming keeps expanding its reach across Europe. The company has already secured deals with Don.ro in Romania, Lebull.pt in Portugal, and Starcasino in the Netherlands. Each tie-up adds to its footprint and may help it build trust with more casinos.

These moves suggest a clear pattern. The company is trying to enter new markets at a steady pace, and the tie with Relax Gaming may speed up that push.

A Steady Stream of New Games

3 Oaks Gaming is also releasing new titles at a fast pace. Recent launches like Rush for Gold and Egypt Power x1000 show the company’s drive to stay active and visible in a busy market.

This latest agreement fits that plan. It grows the company’s reach, adds value for casinos, and may give users more choices in the months ahead. The next steps remain to be seen — yet the early signs suggest more progress is likely.