A Game-Changer
Aviator, the industry-leading online crash game from SPRIBE, has received approval to launch in Portugal. The game has received approval from BMM Test Labs and is now available for operators in the country to offer on their platforms.
Aviator has taken the iGaming industry by storm over the last 12 months. The crash game, developed by SPRIBE, challenges players to attempt to guess when a plane is about to fly away. A multiplier increases across the game screen, with players needing to cash out before the round ends to win. Aviator is often described as the industry’s ‘original crash game’ and is seen as a pioneering game within the genre.
It has also become famous for its use of social features, with players able to interact with one another over a live chat that exists at the side of the screen. Its approaching curve mechanic has earned rave reviews across the industry, and it has become an instant favourite among online players.
A Major Move
Giorgi Tsutskiridze, CCO at SPRIBE, said that the move into Portugal was the next step in bringing Aviator into as many regulated markets as possible worldwide, describing it as a major moment.
He said that Aviator offers players an experience unlike no other on the market right now. It is fun, fast-paced, and highly-social. He added that this has made the game extremely attractive for operators as it appeals to the hugely lucrative but difficult-to-engage millennial and Gen Z demographics.
The launch in Portugal comes just months after SPRIBE set its sights on the Portuguese market, with Aviator being approved for take-off in Sweden.
Impressive Numbers
Part of the Aviator’s attraction is that it boasts impressive user numbers. The game sees around 160,000 bets placed every minute of the day, making it one of the most popular crash games in the world.
The game is played by around 10 million players every month, with the studio reporting that operators see an increase in profit following a full and proper launch of the game within its first month of activity.
