Flutter has reached a settlement in the €330 million ($342.5 million) copyright and trademark infringement case brought by Georgian business Aviator LLC, after it claimed the operator had infringed on its trademark by offering the hugely popular Aviator crash game.
Aviator LLC initiated its legal case against both Flutter and Spribe, the developer of the hugely popular crash game Aviator, in August in Georgia’s Court of the First Instance. Notably, Aviator LLC is controlled by the former owner of local gambling brand Adjarabet, which was acquired by Flutter in 2019.
At the time the case was initiated, Aviator said Spribe’s hit game copied its trademarked image and it was therefore claiming damages.
