Stake casino shelf: linked supply takes up to 49%

Stake Originals and Engine studios occupy close to half of Stake’s tracked Home shelf in Canada and India. Mexico carries fewer linked titles, but Stake still gives them eight of its first ten tracked positions.

Stake now sources exclusive games through three systems: its Originals catalogue, independent publishers using Stake Engine, and SlotGPT, where players generate their own slots. SlotGPT games are not part of this study.

Blask analysed Stake’s tracked Home page in Canada, India and Mexico on 1 September 2026. The data shows how much shelf space goes to Originals and confirmed Engine publishers.

Methodology. Provider Content Share measures how much of a specific casino page belongs to each provider. The study covers games and positions captured by Blask on Stake’s main Home page, not every title available through search or a dedicated hub. Engine classification includes publishers confirmed through Stake Engine’s official Insights page, Easygo announcements, provider materials and launch coverage.

Stake-linked games take 39%-49% of the Home shelf

Stake-linked supply has its strongest presence in Canada, where it takes 48.6% of Provider Content Share. India sits 2.1 percentage points behind, while Mexico trails Canada by 9.7 points.

Stake-linked games take 39% to 49% of the Home shelf

Originals produce most of the cross-market difference, holding around 35% in Canada and India before falling below 27% in Mexico. Engine publishers stay inside a narrow 11.5%-13.2% band.

The structure matters because Stake Engine is not one in-house studio. Stake launched it as an RGS for independent developers in April 2025, and its public Insights page listed 652 live publishers and 2,387 games on 4 September 2026. Easygo also operates a tighter inner group: Twist Gaming, Massive Studios, Paperclip, Uppercut and Knucklehead Syndicate sit under Easygo Games and share Stake Engine as their technical base.

The tracked Engine roster is narrower than the whole platform. Canada and India each feature eight confirmed publishers in this snapshot: Twist Gaming, Paperclip Gaming, Valkyrie, Massive Studios, Colorful Play, Mirror Image Gaming, Degen Lab and Crimson Clover. Mexico carries four of them.

Shelf position amplifies a compact linked catalogue

Stake-linked games command more shelf space than their title count alone would suggest. In Canada and India, their Provider Content Share stands about 20 percentage points above their share of unique tracked games.

Stake fills the top of every shelf with its own games

The placement data makes that concentration clearer. Originals and Engine games occupy eight of the first ten tracked positions in all three countries. They take 14 of the first 20 in Canada and India.

Mexico has the highest linked share by title count, at 32.5%, but the lowest share of shelf space. Its smaller tracked page contains 13 Stake-linked games out of 40, compared with 24 out of 82 in Canada and 24 out of 90 in India. Nine make the first 20 positions in Mexico.

This split marks two merchandising models. Canada and India place a compact linked catalogue at the front of a deeper page. Mexico still leads with Stake-linked games, then hands more of the remaining shelf to outside suppliers.

Bottom line

Stake’s strongest distribution asset is not catalogue size alone. In Canada and India, fewer than three in ten tracked titles from Originals and Engine publishers capture close to half of the Home shelf and eight of its first ten positions.

Mexico keeps the same front-loaded pattern with a smaller native roster and a shorter page. Stake has built several supply systems; its Home lobby still decides which one gets seen.

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