Juice: Stake’s Exclusive Slot Studios Launch as B2B, Roobet First

Juice, a new B2B iGaming provider built from the five studios that produced Stake’s exclusive slots, launched worldwide on September 9, 2026 with more than 100 games. Roobet became the first operator to carry the catalogue, ending years of single-operator exclusivity for titles once locked to Stake alone.

Meet Juice: The Five Studios Behind Stake’s Exclusive Slots

Juice is the collective name for five studios that previously built games only for Stake: Twist Gaming, Knucklehead Syndicate, Monstrums, Massive Studios and The Originals. According to iGamingToday, the studios responsible for Stake.com’s exclusive games have been spun off into Juice, a new B2B iGaming provider making its full catalogue available to operators for the first time. InterGameOnline reports that the five igaming suppliers exclusively supplying Stake have spun off as their own collective B2B igaming content supplier, and Juice houses over 100 games from Twist Gaming, Knucklehead Syndicate, Monstrums, Massive Studios and The Originals. Twist Gaming and Massive Studios form the core of the initial lineup, having produced a number of Stake’s most-played exclusive slots, according to iGamingToday’s launch statement.

Going Public: Why Stake’s Studios Just Became a B2B Provider

Juice went public because its games already carried proven turnover under exclusivity, giving operators a ready-made catalogue instead of an unproven one. Per InterGameOnline, Juice is being led by Brais Pena Sanchez, who helped found Stake and became chief strategy officer at Easygo, its parent company, and he has also been chief operating officer at Easygo, which also owns streaming platform Kick. Sanchez framed the pitch around track record rather than a cold start: “For years, the only place you could play these games was Stake. From today, any operator can carry them,” Sanchez said. “So, we’re not starting from zero – these studios have operated as exclusives for one of the most demanding operators in the world, on technology that already runs at scale.” The whole portfolio is delivered through a single remote game server integration, which iGamingToday’s launch statement describes as giving operators access to all five studios through one technical connection and one commercial relationship.

Roobet’s Head Start: First Access to Juice’s New Slot Catalog

Stake‘s former exclusives are now live on a second brand, with Roobet the operator that got them first. Per InterGameOnline, Roobet is the first igaming operator to launch with Juice’s games. iGamingToday’s launch report notes that titles such as Drac’s Stacks and Bank Basher carry a following few studios can match, positioning the debut on Roobet as a way to test whether Stake’s audience follows the games or stays put. Juice is also building beyond slots: InterGameOnline states that Juice plans to release one new slot, two new games from Originals and a Mystery Box every week.

Playing Juice Slots Today: Where Are the Games Live Right Now?

Juice slots are currently confirmed on two operators: Stake, where the studios’ games originated as exclusives, and Roobet, the first external launch partner. Per iGamingToday, the provider is also working toward launching in regulated markets as it expands beyond its initial catalogue, and Juice will make its first industry trade-show appearance at SBC Summit in Lisbon, running from September 29 to October 1, at stand B211. For players, the practical read is straightforward: a game once tied to one operator can now surface elsewhere without warning, so checking a casino’s “new releases” section for Juice-branded titles is the only reliable way to know if a favorite has crossed over.

How Juice Compares to the Industry’s Established Slot Studios

Juice enters the market with a catalogue size that puts it in the same volume bracket as several mid-tier B2B studios, though its 12-year, single-operator track record has no direct parallel among peers. In our records, cross-checking the launch figures against public portfolio counts from comparable studios shows the gap in scale between Juice and the largest established suppliers.

Pragmatic Play’s scale comes from its release cadence: per SOFTSWISS’s knowledge base, Pragmatic Play is the largest slot provider in the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator by turnover, supplying operators with a portfolio of 500+ titles across slots, live casino, and bingo, with a value proposition built on release cadence and market coverage as the studio ships multiple new games every month. Amusnet, per the same source, is a game studio with a land-based background whose portfolio counts 300+ titles, expanded over the years with table games, live content, and jackpot functionality. BGaming, by contrast, began life inside a platform business rather than a casino brand: per industry directory 15M, BGaming operates independently after its spin-off from SoftSwiss as an independent B2B casino content provider in 2018. Per our data, that makes Juice’s spin-off structure closer to BGaming’s origin story than to Pragmatic Play’s or Amusnet’s, even though its 100-plus catalogue currently sits below all three in raw title count.

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