NITROGAMING
Industry·25 Sep 2026·4 min read

Engine opens to operators: what it means for Nitro Gaming

Stake Engine is now Engine, and from 11 December operators beyond Stake can add its catalogue through a single integration.

On 15 September 2026, Stake announced that Stake Engine, now called Engine, will distribute its games to operators across the iGaming industry. Until now, games built on the platform were available only on Stake.

What changed

Engine is the platform Nitro Gaming builds on. It hosts each game, runs its math and settles its bets. Engine reports more than 1,100 creators earning on the platform and over 9.7 billion bets and $23 billion in turnover processed.

The new element is Engine Integration. An operator integrates once and gains access to every approved game on the platform, under one contract with one invoice. Engine says integrations launch on 11 December 2026 and that operators can begin the process now.

Stake also states that every game distributed through Engine uses provably fair mechanics, so results can be verified independently.

What it means for Nitro Gaming

Our titles can go live with new operators without a separate agreement for each one. Rainbet and Roobet are our first targets.

What it means for players

The games and their math stay the same. Goblin Gold Mine, Wild Shabang and Twin Charge keep their 96.70% RTP and their maximum wins wherever they run.

We will announce each new operator here and on X.