Cactus Gaming has begun offering Aviatrix in Brazil, activating a partnership the companies signed in 2024. Aviatrix said it obtained Brazilian certification at the beginning of the previous year, allowing it to supply the game to operators and licensed partners in the country.
The activation gives Cactus Gaming’s operator partners access to Aviatrix in Brazil’s regulated online casino market.
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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 partnered with Paraguayan operator Apostala to bring Aviatrix’s crash game to the country. The companies described the agreement as a route to distribute the game through Apostala; no launch date or financial terms were stated.
Aviatrix has launched through Aristocrat Interactive, with its first client using the game in Latin American markets, the company said. The launch follows a global agreement with the aggregator, and the companies plan an initial rollout in Latin America and Africa.
Aviatrix has agreed to add its game to Bet do Milhão, the recently launched brand operated by Todos Querem Jogar (TQJ) in Brazil. The agreement gives Bet do Milhão users access to Aviatrix, while further rollout of the platform’s game catalogue was not specified.
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.