Games Global has announced the addition of newly formed studio Deep Stake to its exclusive studio network, expanding the company’s growing ecosystem of iGaming content creators.
The partnership follows recent integrations with OI Studios and Posh Monkey Studios, reflecting Games Global’s strategy to diversify its portfolio and strengthen its position as a leading supplier in the iGaming industry.
Deep Stake enters the market with a focus on experimental slot design and player-centric innovation. Its debut title, Texas Joker’Em™, blends poker mechanics with slot gameplay, allowing players to form traditional poker hands for varying payouts, including a Royal Flush worth up to 40x and a five-of-a-kind combination paying 50x the stake. The game also features additional bonuses such as expanded wilds, multiple bonus rounds, and four jackpots with a top prize of 2,000x.
Formed in 2025 by a team of experienced developers, Deep Stake aims to deliver distinctive slot experiences that stand out in operator lobbies. Its addition further enhances Games Global’s exclusive content pipeline, supporting the company’s continued focus on driving engagement and variety across regulated iGaming markets.
Andy Booth, Chief Product Officer at Games Global, said: “The foundation of Deep Stake signifies Games Global’s drive to bring unique and evolving content to market. The studio may be in its relative infancy, but it is powered by an experienced team committed to quality and originality.
“With a roadmap of innovative concepts on the horizon, Deep Stake is set to supply our partners with content that piques their players’ interests and adds significant value to their portfolios.”
Henna Vilmi, Commercial Director at Deep Stake, added: “Our first game, Texas Joker’Em™, is a product no one has ever created before. This idea has been in the back of our minds for a long time, and finally, we took the leap to bring it to life.
“And that is not all – several more innovative slot mechanics are in development that are sure to set new industry standards, and we cannot wait to share them”
