What is a Game Aggregator?

Definition: A game aggregator is a B2B service that connects an operator's platform to games from many studios through a single integration.

What aggregation provides:

• One API and wallet integration for content from multiple game providers.
• Game metadata: titles, images, categories, RTP versions, supported markets.
• Unified reporting and reconciliation across studios.
• Market filters, so only games approved for a market appear in its lobby.

Aggregator vs direct integration: a direct integration connects one studio at a time. An aggregator adds many studios at once, while some operators still integrate key studios directly.

Why it matters: aggregation shortens the time needed to build a full casino catalogue for a new brand or market.