Stake Picks EveryMatrix for Access to 45,000+ Casino Games

The partnership covers Stake’s plans in North America, Latin America and Europe. EveryMatrix will provide the technical connection for adding casino content across multiple jurisdictions, with individual game availability subject to local market requirements.

Stake to Use One Integration for Multiple Game Suppliers

Under the agreement announced by EveryMatrix, Stake will use its aggregation technology to source games through a single integration. The catalog includes slots, live casino, crash games, table games and instant titles. Stake will also have access to exclusive content developed by Fantasma Games, which EveryMatrix acquired in 2024.

Player engagement tools are planned for later phases of the partnership. No launch date was given for those features.

For Stake, the integration creates another route to casino studios without requiring a separate technical connection for each supplier. Content can then be selected for individual licensed markets. The agreement does not mean the entire library will be available in every Stake casino.

EveryMatrix Had 37,000 Games When It Signed bet365

The Stake agreement follows another major operator partnership announced in September 2025. At that time, EveryMatrix signed a global aggregation deal with bet365. Its SlotMatrix platform was described as having more than 37,000 games from over 350 suppliers. The bet365 arrangement initially covered content from more than 40 providers across markets including the UK, Germany, the Netherlands and Mexico.

Comparing the two announcements gives an 8,000-game difference between the published catalog thresholds, equivalent to approximately 21.6% of the September 2025 benchmark.

There is a timing detail, however. EveryMatrix had already reported more than 45,000 games from 360+ vendors in February 2026, when announcing its agreement with betOcean in New Jersey. The October figure is therefore not evidence of another catalog increase during the past eight months.

The figures also describe the supplier’s overall library, rather than the amount of content contracted or launched by either bet365 or Stake.

First Stake Launch Markets Remain Unconfirmed

EveryMatrix names six countries in connection with Stake’s existing regulated-market expansion: Italy, Denmark, Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Argentina. These are not presented as a confirmed rollout schedule for the new integration.

The announcement leaves several details open:

• The first market to receive EveryMatrix content;
• The implementation timetable for other jurisdictions;
• The initial list of participating studios and games.

Financial terms were not disclosed either.

The distinction matters for a multi-market agreement. Games available through an aggregator may still need local certification or other regulatory approval before an operator can add them to a casino.

For now, Stake has secured an additional content distribution channel. The first local launch will provide a clearer indication of how much of the EveryMatrix catalog the operator plans to use.