Stake’s Exclusive Game Studios Launch as Juice for Other Operators
The five studios behind many of Stake's exclusive casino games launched on 9 September 2026 as Juice, a B2B provider that now offers their catalogue to other operators. Juice's founder letter names Twist Gaming, Massive Studios, Knucklehead Syndicate, The Originals and Monstrums, and the launch was reported the same day by Intergame and NEXT.io, with Roobet as the first operator outside Stake.
Who Is Behind Juice
Juice is headquartered in Melbourne and led by founder and CEO Brais Pena Sanchez, who joined Easygo, the group behind Stake and Kick, as its fifth employee and later served as chief operating officer and chief strategy officer, according to Juice’s fact sheet and Casino.org. The fact sheet says the studios were spun out of Easygo in 2026.
Juice credits Twist Gaming with Bank Basher, Fish and Gates of Athena, and Massive Studios with Drac’s Stacks and the Rooster series. Knucklehead Syndicate launched within the past year, The Originals makes house games such as dice and mines, and Monstrums is starting with mystery boxes that pay out real-world prizes.
What Changes for Operators
Juice’s FAQ states that the games were exclusive to Stake until September 2026 and are now available to any licensed operator through a single remote game server integration. The launch release, carried by G3 Newswire, says the studios’ games generated more than US$12 billion in turnover as exclusives and that Juice will release one new slot and two house games every week. The release counts more than 100 games at launch; Juice’s own site now gives more than 125.
Juice also writes that its game server was the foundation Engine.io used to launch Stake Engine, the creator platform that became Engine and opened to operators on 15 September. Roobet chief executive Matt Duea is quoted in the release: “Being the first operator to carry the full Juice catalogue was an easy decision.”
What It Could Mean for Players in Europe
Since 9 September, titles from the slots only on Stake range, such as Twist Gaming’s Gates of Athena, can appear in other casinos’ lobbies. Juice’s fact sheet lists .com, crypto and sweepstakes casinos as the markets it serves at launch and regulated markets as in progress, and Casino.org reports that it is launching first in international offshore jurisdictions.
Neither the release nor Juice’s site names a European regulated market or a date for entering one.
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