EveryMatrix announced a partnership with Stake on Oct. 15: under the casino content aggregation agreement, the operator will get access to a library of more than 45,000 games from over 360 suppliers through a single integration.
The catalog spans slots, live casino, crash games, table and instant titles. Stake will separately get access to exclusive content from Fantasma Games, the studio EveryMatrix acquired in 2024. Player-engagement tools are planned for later phases, with no dates set. The partnership is meant to support Stake's expansion in North America, Latin America and Europe; the operator already holds regulated licences in Italy, Denmark, Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Argentina.
The announcement names no first market for the EveryMatrix content, no rollout timeline for other jurisdictions, and no financial terms. Which specific games show up will still depend on local certification requirements. Aggregation doesn't mean the entire library will appear in every Stake casino.
It's EveryMatrix's largest publicly announced deal since its September 2025 agreement with bet365, when the aggregator's library stood at more than 37,000 games from 350+ suppliers. But the "45,000 games from 360+ suppliers" figure itself isn't new for EveryMatrix: the company used the same numbers announcing its betOcean deal in New Jersey back in February 2026, so October's announcement doesn't by itself confirm catalog growth over the past eight months. Until now, Stake's own catalog has leaned on its in-house Originals and top providers like Pragmatic Play and Evolution — EveryMatrix's aggregation adds an external channel on top of that, without separate integrations for each studio.
Which market gets EveryMatrix content first, and how much of the catalog Stake actually rolls out there, will only become clear once it launches — for now, the announcement just opens a distribution channel.
