Stake announced the launch of its Stake.bet.ar platform in Argentina, according to the headline and feed snippet. The snippet describes the move as part of the company’s regulated expansion in Latin America but provides no further launch or licensing details.
The launch adds Argentina to Stake’s stated regulated-market expansion in Latin America.
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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.
Stake said it has launched in Argentina's Buenos Aires Province through stake.bet.ar under a licence granted by the Provincial Institute of Lottery and Casinos. Stake described the entry as an expansion of its Latin American presence; its LatAm general manager called Argentina an important market for the operator.
Stake said it had launched in Mexico through the Stake.mx domain, entering the country’s regulated iGaming market. The operator will act as an agent under Uno Capali’s licence agreement within a permit-based structure overseen by Mexico’s Ministry of Interior, SEGOB.
Stake launched its online casino and sportsbook in Mexico through stake.mx, the company said. It will operate under a permit-based system regulated by Mexico’s Ministry of the Interior, SEGOB, through an agreement with Uno Capali.
Brazil’s prosecutor-general, Paulo Gonet, asked the Supreme Federal Court on 6 November to suspend nationwide legal cases challenging Provisional Measure 1.394/2026, which prohibited fixed-odds betting. Justice Luiz Fux had not ruled on the request by the report’s publication; Gonet said parallel cases risk inconsistent application of the measure.
Paulo Gonet, the prosecutor-general of Brazil, went to the Supreme Federal Court with a request to halt, across the whole country, the lawsuits contesting the constitutionality of Provisional Measure 1.394/2026, the text that banned fixed-odds betting. The filing reached the court on the night of Friday 6 November and was directed to Justice Luiz Fux, who is the rapporteur of the betting cases there. As of the closing of the report, no decision from Fux had been issued.