Stake game studios spin out as new B2B provider Juice

Juice will comprise Twist Gaming, Knucklehead Syndicate, Monstrums, Massive Studios and The Originals

Five studios behind Stake.com’s exclusive games have spun off as new B2B iGaming provider Juice, opening a catalogue of more than 100 online titles to operators worldwide.

Juice will comprise the Twist Gaming, Knucklehead Syndicate, Monstrums, Massive Studios and The Originals studios. The full games portfolio will be delivered through a single remote game server (RGS) integration.

Twist Gaming and Massive Studios previously developed Stake.com games such as Drac’s Stacks and Bank Basher, while Knucklehead Syndicate is new to the scene, having launched last year. The Originals is dedicated to house games, while Monstrums focuses on emerging verticals, including mystery box titles. To date, the studios’ games have generated more than $12bn in turnover. 

Brais Pena Sanchez (pictured), a member of Stake’s founding team, will lead Juice as its founder. He previously served as chief strategy officer and chief operating officer at Easygo, the group behind Stake and Kick.

“Juice has one clear ambition: to become one of the world’s leading game providers,” he said. “For years, the only place you could play these games was Stake. From today, any operator can carry them. So, we’re not starting from zero.”

Roobet first to launch with Juice

Every week, Juice will release new titles. These will include one top-tier slot, two Originals-style house games, new mystery boxes and financial-style games. Juice is also already working towards launching in regulated markets.

The first operator to gain access to this content will be Roobet, which has already launched a number of titles. This was confirmed last week ahead of the formal launch of Juice.

“Players know these games,” Roobet CEO Matt Duea said. “Titles like Drac’s Stacks and Bank Basher have a following few studios can match, and the weekly release schedule means there’s always something new for our players. Being the first operator to carry the full Juice catalogue was an easy decision.”