Vivid Gaming Taps Hub88 to Distribute 34 Slot Titles
Vivid Gaming has signed a distribution agreement with Hub88 that adds the supplier’s 34 slot titles to the aggregator’s content network. The deal gives operators connected to Hub88 access to Vivid Gaming’s catalogue through a single API integration.
According to iGB, which published the news on 21 July, the companies expect the agreement to extend the studio’s reach across regulated and newer markets. Neither party disclosed commercial terms, a rollout date, or first operator launches.
Hub88 Broadens Its Supplier Roster
Since launch, Vivid Gaming has released more than 30 slot titles, with 34 games currently listed in its catalogue. The supplier said it will continue to release content and pursue distribution deals with additional aggregators.
For operators, the agreement removes the need to build and maintain a separate direct connection with Vivid Gaming. Hub88 manages content delivery through its existing API. Connected brands can add suppliers on its roster without a new technical build.
Aaron Axisa, Commercial Director at Vivid Gaming, said Hub88’s operator network and technical setup made it a fitting distribution partner as the studio pursues international growth. Jessica Inglott, Head of Supplier Relations at Hub88, said the deal adds another young slot studio to the aggregator’s supplier roster.
The announcement did not state how many Hub88 operators will receive the games or whether availability will vary by licence and jurisdiction. In practice, access will depend on whether each title meets the technical and regulatory requirements of the operator’s target market.
💡TGJ Take
For Vivid Gaming, the value here is distribution reach, not confirmed revenue. A single aggregator connection puts a smaller studio in front of more operators, but a spot in Hub88’s library doesn’t guarantee lobby placement or player uptake. The real signal to watch is named operator launches and market-specific approvals in the months ahead. Operators that evaluate Vivid’s 34 titles should weigh them against established suppliers on the same aggregator before they commit prominent lobby space.