Stake has announced the rebranding of its Stake Engine platform as Engine, expanding the technology and its creator ecosystem beyond Stake and making it available to operators across the wider betting and gaming industry.
The platform, which was previously focused on publishing exclusive games for Stake, will now allow content distributed through Engine to be accessed by operators across the sector through a single integration.
To date, games built on Engine have generated more than US$23 billion in total turnover, from more than 9.7 billion bets placed. Engine also says it already brings together more than 1,000 game creators, with more than 250 new titles being produced each week.
By opening the platform to other operators, Engine is positioning itself as a new content distribution model for casino games, allowing developers and creators to build through the system while operator partners gain access to a growing library of titles.
All games distributed through Engine will use provably fair mechanics, allowing them to be independently verified.
The model is built around a single standardised contract for every operator and creator, with Engine handling settlement across creators through one monthly invoice. Operators retain the substantial majority of revenue generated, while the platform provides access to an expanding pipeline of original content rather than a fixed catalogue.
Ed Craven, Co-Founder of Stake, said Engine has already shown what a creator-led community can achieve at scale, and that expanding it beyond Stake marks the next stage of its growth. He added that opening the platform to more operators will give creators wider reach and give operators access to a growing pipeline of original content.
Hayden Bruin, Head of Operations at Engine, mentioned that Engine was built to simplify the full game-building process, from development and testing to deployment and monetisation. He added that opening the platform to operators will help creators reach more audiences while reducing technical complexity and giving operators faster access to new content.
Operators interested in joining the Engine network can apply for access at integration.engine.io.
