Five studios that built Stake’s exclusive slots and instant games have been spun out into Juice, a new B2B supplier that will let other casinos take the titles for the first time. Roobet is the first third-party operator to go live with the full catalogue.
The new venture brings together Twist Gaming, Knucklehead Syndicate, Monstrums, Massive Studios and The Originals. Reports on the size of the initial library vary, with some putting it at more than 100 games and others at more than 130, but they agree that the whole portfolio is being offered through a single remote game server integration.
Juice’s founder and chief executive, Brais Pena Sánchez, said the move opens games that had previously only been available on Stake, and said, “For years, the only place you could play these games was Stake. From today, any operator can carry them.”
According to the launch reporting, their games generated more than $12 billion in turnover while they remained exclusive to Stake. The catalogues include titles such as Drac’s Stacks, Bank Basher and Knucklehead Brothers, while The Originals makes house games built around formats such as dice and mines and Monstrums works on Mystery Boxes with prizes such as cars and consoles.
Juice also plans to keep expanding its release slate. Sánchez said the company will add games every week and continue to build out into new verticals, while one report said the weekly schedule will include a new top-tier slot and two new Originals-style house games, alongside additional Mystery Boxes and financial-style games.
In a separate exchange with SweepsKings, Sánchez said the portfolio will also be available on sweepstakes casinos. Juice is based in Melbourne, is preparing to enter regulated markets, and will make its first industry appearance at SBC Summit in Lisbon from 29 September to 1 October, at stand B211.
