PLATFORM COLLABORATION
Hub88 expands portfolio through major partnerships
Hubb88 has increased its diverse portfolio of online gaming operations through major partnerships in the last two weeks with LiveGames and Stake.
that over 9,000 cryptocurrencies are in existence, but in the last 5 years, interest in this technology has bloomed in popularity, with the likes of Etherium, Tether and Litecoin now bouncing around. Hub88 believes that crypto will contribute to being in the forefront of innovation and is an alternative to fiat currencies, as well as believing that digital currencies offer a perfect parallel to the evolving nature of the gambling industry.
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he agile integration platform, which allows casino managers to track performance and KPIs via iOS and Android, has introduced these alliances to strengthen its platform and propel the brands commercial growth. Working with over 120+ providers in online gaming operations and offering support to new studios, Hub88 claims that they are ‘the fastest aggregator in the industry’, as they continue to showcase its elite expertise for iGaming through its additions to the diverse ecosystem of marketplace partners. LiveGames’ collaboration with Hub88 will expand its reach into international markets, accessing Africa, Asia, and Latin America. One of the main benefitting factors that a platform like LiveGames can take advantage of, is the global elevation that comes with working such an extensive integration, providing many more opportunities for increased customer retention.
After announcing the partnership with LiveGames to add to Hubb88’s extensive portfolio, Ollie Castleman, head of Hub88 said: “We’re thrilled to unveil this strategic partnership with LiveGames which sees us add a great provider to our platform, utilising modern technology to offer bespoke and personalised gaming experiences.”
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Speaking on this exclusive addition, Mark Taffler, commercial director of Hub88, commented on the new deal: “We are delighted to take our relationship to the next level, crypto is at the heart of what we both do. We will now be able to work even more closely with
stake.com and help them boost their business by providing our best-in-class tech offering, content supply and account management while furthering adding value by delivering our propositions such as banking, crypto payments, and our HubWallet solution.”
Stake.com has also struck an aggregation partnership to expand crypto focussed sportsbook and casino. This exclusive deal is an extension of an already successful partnership between the two powerhouses, which will contribute to help propel their shared ambitious commercial growth goals. Founded in 2017,
Stake.com has become a staple in the casino and sports betting industry, offering a range of recreational sports fans and bettors a platform to utilise their local currency and cryptocurrency. The sites sportsbook allows a fresh and modernised adaption for betting on any upcoming football, cricket, basketball, or NFL games, whilst providing guides and tutorials for safe use.
This endeavour into furthering the cryptocurrency use through their platform, means that all ‘headaches’ are out of the exchange. Statistics from Statista, suggest
Owner of
Stake.com, Eddie Craven, said: “We’ve grown to trust Hub88 implicitly and their transparency and approach to business makes us secure that we are provided with the best content offering with a superior tech stack and back-end support.” He continues: “Hub88 is genuinely an extension of our own business and as a trusted and well-established partner, we’re super excited to take this to the next level.” Furthermore, Hub88’s sibling brand Live88 has also made major moves, revealing the next step in an ‘exciting journey’ within the iGaming industry. Similarly to LiveGames, this new addition features content and dedicated tables for partner brands. As well as that, the newcomer platform will be providing premium casino titles to operators through green screen technology that revolutionises live casino backgrounds.
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