Stake Signs EveryMatrix Aggregation Deal for Regulated Markets

Stake has partnered with EveryMatrix to expand its casino offering across regulated markets in North America, Latin America and Europe. Announced on October 15, 2026, the agreement gives the operator access to more than 45,000 games from over 360 providers through a single integration.

The portfolio spans casino, live dealer, crash, table and instant games. Stake will also gain access to exclusive content developed by EveryMatrix’s in-house studio, Fantasma Games, with player engagement capabilities planned for subsequent phases. 

Financial terms were not disclosed. The announcement also did not identify the first jurisdictions to receive the content or provide a deployment timetable.

The catalogue figures describe the content accessible through EveryMatrix Aggregation. They do not establish that all 45,000 titles will immediately become available to every Stake customer across the regions covered by the agreement.

Single Integration Connects Stake to Multiple Suppliers

Casino aggregation provides a technical connection between an operator and multiple game suppliers. For Stake, EveryMatrix will serve as the integration point for the portfolio covered by the agreement, supporting content delivery across its regulated operations.

EveryMatrix’s product description says operators can select suppliers for particular target markets and connect the aggregation service to an existing platform. The proposition centres on combining access to multiple studios with tools for managing the resulting content offering. 

Richardt Funch, global commercial director at EveryMatrix, described the company as Stake’s preferred aggregation partner for regulated markets. He linked the selection to the breadth of content and the technology needed to support different market requirements.

The announcement concerns casino aggregation. It does not describe a replacement of Stake’s entire technology platform or disclose an arrangement covering its sportsbook.

Fantasma Content Forms Part of EveryMatrix’s Casino Structure

The agreement follows changes to EveryMatrix’s casino business announced in July. The supplier brought its casino platform, turnkey services and aggregation capabilities into a unified business, while separating proprietary game development from aggregation.

As part of that restructuring, SlotMatrix became EveryMatrix Aggregation. Fantasma Games was positioned at the centre of the group’s in-house studio operations, retaining its own identity within the wider business. 

That structure brings two distinct elements to the Stake agreement: distribution of third-party games through the aggregator and access to content produced within EveryMatrix itself.

EveryMatrix also describes integrations supporting features such as jackpots, live dealer feeds, free spins, feature triggers and game replays. These illustrate the operational scope of its aggregation offering, although the Stake announcement does not specify which additional functions will be activated at each deployment. 

Player engagement capabilities are explicitly reserved for future phases of the partnership. The companies have not named the tools involved or announced when those later stages will begin.