Aviatrix has agreed a deal with Paraguayan operator Apostala to bring its crash game to the market, the company announced on 20 November 2025. Apostala general manager Alejandro Tamayo and Aviatrix chief account officer Anastasia Rimskaya welcomed the partnership in comments included in the announcement.
The agreement brings Aviatrix’s crash game to an operator in Paraguay.
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Aviatrix agreed to distribute its crash game through PlugNPlay’s aggregation platform, with Brazil identified as the first expansion market. The companies said operators using the platform would gain access without additional integrations.
Aviatrix has agreed to supply its crash game to Paraguayan betting platform Apostala. Apostala general manager Alejandro Tamayo said the operator had welcomed the game, while Aviatrix chief account officer Anastasia Rimskaya described Paraguay as a new market for the supplier.
Aviatrix’s crash game has gone live with Rei do Pitaco in Brazil, the companies said. Aviatrix said in April that it had received federal certification to offer games to licensed operators in Brazil and a separate certification for Paraná.
Reportedly, Aviatrix has introduced Aviatrix Fortunes, an Asian-themed slot. The game adds traditional slot mechanics to the company’s iGaming metaverse.
Coljuegos expanded its definition of instant-win games in Colombia, creating a regulatory route for crash games, according to reports. Aviatrix says it has secured certification and expects to launch with local operator partners; no partners are named.