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Juice opens Stake Exclusive studios to all operators
9 Sept 2026 · Studio note 9 Sept 2026
Juice opens Stake Exclusive studios as one B2B catalogue. · Bonusjungle illustration
Five studios that built Stake exclusives relaunch as one B2B catalogue — Roobet first, regulated markets later.
Juice opens Stake Exclusive studios to all operators
On 9 September 2026, Gaming Intelligence, EEGaming, and EGR reported the launch of Juice, a new B2B iGaming provider headquartered in Melbourne. The company consolidates the studios behind Stake Exclusive games and opens that catalogue to operators beyond Stake.
No separate company press URL was verified for this pack; the facts below are taken from those trade desks and attributed accordingly.
What’s in the box
Juice launches with more than 100 games from five studios — Twist Gaming, Knucklehead Syndicate, Monstrums, Massive Studios, and The Originals — delivered through a single remote game server (RGS) integration.
Trade coverage names Twist Gaming and Massive Studios as anchors for slots such as Drac’s Stacks, Bank Basher, and the Rooster series; Knucklehead Syndicate for newer high-concept slots; The Originals for house formats (dice, mines, and similar); and Monstrums for emerging verticals such as Mystery Boxes.
Who is running it
Founder and CEO Brais Pena (also reported as Brais Pena Sanchez) is described as a Stake founding-team member and former chief strategy officer at Easygo. In quotes carried by Gaming Intelligence, he said the ambition is to become one of the world’s leading game providers and that, from launch day, any operator can carry titles that were previously Stake-only.
Juice, via those desks, also claims the studios took more than US$12 billion in turnover while exclusive to Stake. Treat that figure as a company claim reported by the trade press, not as an independently audited Bonusjungle finding.
First operator and cadence
Roobet is named as the first operator live with the full Juice catalogue. Roobet CEO Matt Duea is quoted on player familiarity with titles such as Drac’s Stacks and Bank Basher and on a weekly release rhythm.
Desks say Juice aims to ship one new top-tier slot and two Originals-style house games each week, plus new Mystery Boxes and financial-style games, and that it is working toward regulated markets. EEGaming places Juice’s first industry appearance at SBC Summit Lisbon, 29 September–1 October, stand B211.
What this means for players
This is a supplier spin-out story, not a Vault house add and not a claim-door. Games appear only where an operator integrates Juice. We are not inventing which regulated markets are live, which licences Juice holds, or which other cashiers will follow Roobet.
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