Aggregators that live side by side
An aggregator is one integration that brings dozens of providers. A new one switches on next to the ones you already run, without touching them: the catalogue grows and nothing in the lobby moves.
The casino comes stocked from day one: 12,000+ games from 30+ providers — slots, tables, live dealers and virtual leagues. You are not tied to one provider: you run several side by side, and add another when you want.
You pick what each of your sites shows, so two of your lobbies can carry different games. Behind them the player has one wallet: they move from a bet slip to a slot without shifting a balance.
Several providers side by side, and you pick which ones each of your sites shows.
An aggregator is one integration that brings dozens of providers. A new one switches on next to the ones you already run, without touching them: the catalogue grows and nothing in the lobby moves.
The catalogue is shared, what shows is not: you decide site by site. Casino, live casino and virtuals switch on for one site and stay off for another, and the two lobbies stay different.
The player has a single balance: a sports bet and a spin on a slot take from it and pay back into it. Nothing to transfer between sections, and the header balance moves while they play.
Slots, tables, live dealers and virtual leagues open in the same window, inside your site: the player never leaves the page, and closing the game drops them back where they were. On a phone the game fills the screen.
The catalogue refreshes itself: what a provider stops offering goes off on its own. When a cover is missing the tile carries the game name instead of sitting empty, and the game still opens.
Ready on day one, with nobody to negotiate with. The count is of games actually switched on and live, not rows in a list: what you see is what a player can open.
Yes, and it is not a rebuild. A new aggregator switches on next to the ones you already run: the games in the lobby stay, the wallet is the same, and you choose which of your sites show it.
Yes. One balance: a sports bet and a spin on a slot take from the same account, and the header shows a single figure. There is nothing to move between one section and the other.
Yes. The catalogue is common, the lobby is not: for each site you choose what shows, and casino, live casino and virtuals switch on for one and stay off for another. Behind them, one system and one back office.
The tile carries the game name in place of the cover, and the game still opens: it is not a fault. Catalogue and covers are managed from the back office: that one game is fixed there, and nothing else moves.
Yes, and they are not a separate product: casino, live casino and virtuals open in the same window and draw on the same balance. The same rule applies to switching them on: per site, whenever you want.
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