Pascal Gaming Avinho R10 Brazil Certification Confirmed for Ronaldinho Crash Game
Pascal Gaming has secured Brazilian certification for Avinho R10, the crash game it created in official collaboration with Ronaldinho, the company confirmed on 31 August 2026. The Pascal Gaming Avinho R10 Brazil certification means the title can now be offered to licensed operators across the country, adding a celebrity-led crash game to a market where the studio says it already holds a sizeable certified catalogue. It is a modest announcement on the surface, one game and one market, but a telling one for how branded content is reaching regulated territories.
How the Avinho R10 crash game works
Avinho R10 is a crash game. Players place two bets simultaneously and follow a rising multiplier as a plane takes off, choosing when to cash out before the flight comes to an end. The game was created in official collaboration with Ronaldinho, and Pascal Gaming frames it as a colourful, fast-paced experience made for the Brazilian market.
The certification is the operative detail. In a regulated market, a title has to be certified locally before licensed operators can carry it. That step is now done.
Why the Brazil certification matters here
This is not a first move into Brazil. Pascal Gaming states it already has more than 20 certified titles available across the country, so Avinho R10 lands on an established shelf rather than opening one.
It also fits a bigger roster. The game is part of Pascal Gaming’s wider collaboration with Ronaldinho, which also includes the slot Fortune Ronaldinho. Beyond that, the studio is extending its Fortune series with a growing collection of character-led titles, including Fortune Capinho, Fortune Tao Panda, Fortune Calico and Fortune Torro. Each carries its own visual identity while keeping the accessible mechanics and colourful style of the wider series.
What the Ronaldinho crash game gives operators
Here’s the part operators care about. Brazil is one of iGaming’s most contested content markets, and a recognisable brand attached to a certified title is a straightforward pitch for a content team building a local shelf. The certification removes the compliance question, and the Ronaldinho name gives the marketing team something to lead with.
According to the company, the collaboration went deeper than a licensing badge. In the release, Armen Mnaskanian, Head of Sales at SoftConstruct Gaming Content, said: “Avinho R10 is a landmark addition to our portfolio, not only because it carries Ronaldinho’s globally recognized brand, but because he was personally involved throughout the game’s creative development. His ideas, feedback and vision helped shape an experience that truly reflects his personality and the spirit of joga bonito.” The editorial read on that is simple. A studio drawing a line between star-endorsed content and star-built content is making a differentiation argument in a market where branded crash games are increasingly common.
What the Pascal Gaming release leaves out
The release is a company announcement, and much of its framing, including “hit crash game”, “landmark addition”, “strong entertainment value” and “commercial potential”, is Pascal Gaming’s own. It confirms certification and describes the game, but it does not disclose a player go-live date, name operators that will carry it, or share any performance data. Those are the numbers that would turn a certification note into a commercial story, and they are not yet public.
What comes next for Pascal Gaming in Brazil
The signal here is direction, not scale. Pascal Gaming is layering celebrity IP onto an existing certified footprint and expanding a character-led Fortune series at the same time. The reasonable expectation over the coming months is more titles from that series reaching certification in Brazil and other markets, and, if operators pick Avinho R10 up, the kind of distribution and performance detail this announcement leaves out. For now, the studio has cleared the gate that matters and put a well-known face behind the game walking through it.
Source: Pascal Gaming
