Spribe Maintains Firm Control Over Aviator Game Amid Legal Dispute

Spribe, creator of the Aviator game since 2018, continues to uphold its exclusive intellectual property rights. With the game serving as a leader in the crash game sector, the company remains committed to defending its innovations and reputation.

Global Impact and Industry Partnerships

Since its inception, the Aviator game has grown into a global phenomenon. It is played by more than 42 million players every month and is featured on approximately 5000 platforms. Moreover, the game has secured testing and certification in over 30 jurisdictions.

In addition, partnerships with renowned brands such as UFC, WWE, and AC Milan have further solidified its position in the industry.

Background of the Dispute

Spribe is the sole owner of the Aviator game worldwide, with its intellectual property rigorously protected through several trademark registrations, including that of the game’s logo. Despite this strong legal foundation, the success of the game has led some parties to pursue opportunities to benefit from its reputation.

Last year, a local company in Georgia, Aviator LLC, initiated claims concerning the use of the Aviator logo in that region. These allegations do not extend to other aspects of Spribe’s intellectual property rights.

Legal Developments in Georgia

In August of the previous year, the Georgian City Court delivered a ruling that has since been appealed and remains unenforced. Additionally, independent international bodies have highlighted issues related to transparency and corruption within the Georgian courts.

These concerns even prompted the United States to impose sanctions on certain court officials in 2023. Consequently, Spribe has observed many irregularities in the legal process to date.

Company Response and Future Measures

Spribe made the following statement, “SPRIBE firmly rejects Aviator LLC’s allegations, which are without merit and part of a continuing chain of bad faith actions driven by commercial opportunism.”

The company believes that these claims are an attempt to capitalize on its goodwill and financial success. Furthermore, it has become evident that Aviator LLC is working to launch a copycat version of the Aviator game via PopOK Gaming’s platform. Spribe has made it clear that any operator or partner distributing counterfeit versions will face legal action for violating its intellectual property rights.