The Malta Gaming Authority has approved a supplier licence for Big Daddy Gaming, the studio said. The licence allows the company to supply its slots portfolio to MGA-licensed operators. Big Daddy Gaming said it already has partnerships with ComeOn, Wildz, Casimba, Interwetten and Hub88.
The approval allows Big Daddy Gaming to supply its slots to operators licensed by the MGA.
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Playnetic has launched its full games portfolio with Interwetten across the operator’s regulated markets. The rollout includes Joxer Hold n’ Roll.
Peter & Sons has expanded its partnership with NetBet, making its slots portfolio available to the operator in the UK, Greece, Ireland and Finland. Separately, ENJOY signed a commercial agreement with Stanleybet.it in Italy, while Hub88 added six Playzaar games to its platform, according to the companies.
iGamingToday reported that Hub88 signed a global agreement with Whoah Labs on 4 August 2026. Operators can access eight crash, instant-win and arcade-style titles through a single integration.
Big Daddy Gaming said its games are now available to Stake players under a partnership announced on 28 July 2026. The selection includes Pizzarea 51, Hell Yeah! and Cash Ladder Live.
Big Daddy Gaming has agreed a content distribution deal with Alea, the companies said. Alea will integrate the studio’s games through a single API, making them available to its network of licensed operators across Europe. The rollout is to include Legacy of Desperados, Bon Bon Boom and Redneck Dynamite.