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Hub88 has strengthened its product offering through a new partnership with Religa.

As a result of the deal, Hub88 will be able to utilise live dealers streamed from Religa’s studios in Malta, Croatia and Bulgaria. Hub88’s operator partners will also now have access to Roulette, Auto Roulette, Baccarat and Blackjack from Religa.

Edgar Portelli, CEO at Religa, commented: “Partnering with Hub88 represents an important milestone for Religa as we continue to expand our global distribution strategy.

“Hub88’s established operator network and seamless aggregation platform will enable us to bring our live casino products to new audiences while supporting our continued growth across regulated jurisdictions.”

Hub88 hailed the collaboration for strengthening the company’s position within the live casino landscape.

Ollie Castleman, Managing Director at Hub88, said: “Live casino is one of the most competitive verticals our operators require, with players seeking the social atmosphere of land-based casinos combined with the convenience of online gaming.

“This partnership with Religa translates into more choices for players and stronger commercial performance for operators. It is exactly the kind of collaboration that reinforces the value of the Hub88 platform – connecting our proprietary solution with established, high-quality providers.”

Earlier this month, Hub88 also added Blask to its HubMarket, which will allow operators to tap into the latters ’s AI-native iGaming analytics.

Hub88’s partners will be able to onboard actionable and structured intelligence from over 120 markets through analysing real-time data on market size, player demographics and acquisition potential.

Speaking at the time of the announcement, Castleman said: “We remain committed to equipping our partners with tools that allow them to make smarter and more confident decisions. By adding Blask’s advanced market intelligence to HubMarket, we’re helping our network identify new opportunities for growth.”