Stake picks EveryMatrix to supply casino games in regulated markets
Stake will get access to 360+ game providers through one EveryMatrix integration, as the operator adds local licences in North America, Latin America and Europe.
Stake will source casino games for its regulated markets through EveryMatrix, which supplies content from many studios through a single integration. EveryMatrix announced the partnership and gave no go-live dates, markets or commercial terms.
How it works
An aggregator connects an operator to many game studios through one technical link. EveryMatrix says its library holds more than 45,000 casino, live casino, crash, table and instant games from 360+ providers.
Stake will also get games from Fantasma Games, EveryMatrix’s in-house studio. The company says player engagement tools will follow in later phases.
Why it matters
The partnership supports Stake’s casino offering across regulated markets. The company says it is gaining local licences in several territories and turned to EveryMatrix for growth in North America, Latin America and Europe. Stake went live in Alberta on 11 October, its first Canadian market, according to our earlier report.
The release does not say whether the agreement covers sportsbook or other products, or which markets go first.
The big picture
EveryMatrix has been adding large clients: it moved Merkur Bets onto its platform in Denmark on 7 October. It calls Stake its third tier-1 announcement in a month, without naming the other two.
Source
Stake partners with EveryMatrix to support casino aggregation across regulated marketsEveryMatrix
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