SPRIBE takes off with Aviator in Panama

SPRIBE and the company’s Aviator crash game, arguably the world’s most famous, have taken off in a new jurisdiction with the supplier receiving the go-ahead from the gambling regulator, the Gaming Control Board (JCJ), in Panama. This allows the company to deploy its popular product which is played by more than 10m players globally, and that has been received warmly in dozens of jurisdictions around the world.

Aviator banks on a social experience that brings players who compete against one another without impeding their opponents’ chances of success, creating an interesting, high-paced, and ultimately rewarding tug-of-war that takes place in the skies. Since 2018, Aviator has been one of the fastest-growing crash games which allows players to determine how far they wish to push their chances and hence how much of a reward they may eke out.

SPRIBE CCO Giorgi Tsutskiridze has offered his praise for the way Aviator was received in Panama, noting that it was an important milestone for the company and the title which continues to win new audiences the world over. He also spoke about some of the undeniable financial aspects of the experience.

"Aviator has changed the game for online casinos, accounting for the vast majority of the GGR generated by the brands that make it available to their players. Its simplicity is its beauty – it’s an easy game to play but one that grips players like no other casino game in the market."

The game has been in the habit of paying significant jackpots to players as well, with a lucky devil from Ghana actually winning $500,000 off the crash game in November last year, the highest-recorded win. In the meantime, the game has continued to grow at a steady pace around the world.

Notable market entries happened in Portugal last year with Spribe also teaming up with Planetwin365 in Italy to continue expanding its reach and bolster its popularity in some of the most coveted markets. Thanks to Aviator, companies in mature and developing markets may establish a way to differentiate their product offer from the rest.

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