7777 gaming partnered with Soft2Bet to add its casino content to the platform provider’s portfolio. 7777 gaming said its full catalogue of more than 100 online casino games would be available through the partnership; the companies did not specify a launch market.
The agreement gives Soft2Bet clients access to 7777 gaming’s casino catalogue.
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SOFTSWISS said its Game Aggregator marked its 11th anniversary in October 2026 with a portfolio exceeding 50,000 titles, up more than 40% from over 35,000 in 2025. Content from more than 300 studios is available through a single API, and the product is certified in more than 25 regulated markets.
TaDa Gaming is offering more than 40 certified games in the UK, including slots, crash games and fish-shooting titles, nearly a year after entering the market in 2025. The supplier says it focuses on core gameplay mechanics such as progression, collection and consecutive sequences rather than promotional tools, citing titles including Gold Mine Express and 777 Rainbow Rampage. TaDa describes a "glocalisation" model combining international performance data with local market preferences.
Juice launched on 9 September 2026 with more than 100 games from five studios previously exclusive to Stake. Operators can access the catalogue through one remote game server integration and commercial relationship. Roobet became the first operator to offer the portfolio.
Octavian Gaming has launched more than 30 games on StarCasinò in Italy through an integration with aggregator Pariplay. Betsson Group said the titles expand the casino brand’s catalogue; Octavian said the launch supports its expansion in Italy and regulated markets.
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger vetoed Senate Bill 661 on 13 April 2026, rejecting a proposal to allow more than 25,000 skill games machines in the state. The bill would have imposed a 25% tax on gross profits and assigned regulation to the Virginia Lottery; Spanberger said the measure lacked a centralised, independent regulatory authority.