Five game studios responsible for a large portfolio of titles previously exclusive to Stake.com have been brought together under Juice, a new Melbourne-based B2B iGaming supplier that will distribute their content to operators worldwide.
The new provider combines Twist Gaming, Knucklehead Syndicate, Monstrums, Massive Studios and The Originals. Juice launches with more than 100 games from the five studios, giving operators access to the entire catalogue through a single remote game server integration and commercial relationship.
Until now, much of the studios’ content had been closely associated with Stake. Juice says the games generated more than $12 billion in turnover while operating as Stake exclusives, providing the newly created supplier with an established portfolio rather than requiring it to build a catalogue from scratch.
Juice is led by founder and CEO Brais Pena, who was part of Stake’s early team and previously served as chief strategy officer at Easygo, the company behind brands including Stake and Kick. Pena had already been involved in coordinating game development businesses within the Easygo ecosystem before the launch of the standalone Juice operation.
Roobet has become the first external operator to take the Juice portfolio live, while Stake remains closely connected to the games that established the studios. The move gives the supplier an opportunity to distribute content that was previously largely restricted to one operator across a much wider B2B market.
Juice is positioning its combined studio structure as one of its main advantages. Massive Studios, Twist Gaming and Knucklehead Syndicate are focused on slot production, while The Originals develops instant and traditional casino-style games. Monstrums is working on its Boxes vertical, which uses a physical-product-inspired game economy adapted for online casino environments.
The company also plans an aggressive release schedule. Juice says operators can expect new content every week across slots, instant games and other verticals, with new titles automatically becoming available through the same integration. Its own platform currently promotes more than 52 content drops per year.
Beyond expanding distribution, Juice is also preparing its portfolio for regulated jurisdictions. The supplier says its model is built around one certification stack, one contract and one technical integration covering multiple studios and product categories.
The launch marks a significant change for content originally built around Stake’s exclusive casino offering. By opening those games to third-party operators, Juice is now aiming to turn the studios’ established performance into a broader international B2B business.