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Galaxsys expands global reach with major Stake partnership

Galaxsys' portfolio of award-winning games is now available on Stake, bringing the studio's titles to the world's largest online casino and sportsbook. 

AGBrief Editorial AGBrief EditorialAugust 31, 2026 · 1 min read
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Galaxsys expands global reach with major Stake partnership

Galaxsys has announced the launch of its portfolio of games on Stake, the world’s largest online casino and sportsbook, marking one of Galaxsys’ most significant commercial partnerships to date and bringing the studio’s content to one of the industry’s largest and most influential player communities worldwide. 

Through the agreement​​​​​​, Stake will integrate Galaxsys’ diverse portfolio of games, known for their engaging mechanics, high performance, and flexible customization options. Popular titles, including Tower Rush, Olympian Legends, BlackJack, Infinity, Crash and more, will now be available to Stake’s global player base​.

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Teni Grigoryan

Highlighting the significance of the deal, Teni Grigoryan, Chief Sales and Partner Development Officer at Galaxsys, stated: “We’re delighted to partner with Stake, a globally recognized brand known for delivering exceptional entertainment experiences. This collaboration marks another important step in our global expansion strategy, allowing us to bring our games to millions of players worldwide. We are confident that Stake’s players will enjoy our unique portfolio, and we look forward to building a successful, long-term partnership together.”

This latest integration reinforces Galaxsys’ strategy of partnering with industry leaders like Stake to bring its innovative gaming portfolio to a broader global audience.

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