Hub88 and Odds88 partner with MINT to power next-generation sportsbook and casino platform

Hub88 and Odds88 have entered a strategic partnership with MINT, the advanced iGaming platform built on Web3 infrastructure, seeking to expand the new operator’s position at the forefront of iGaming innovation.

MINT is designed as a next-generation gaming ecosystem, set to provide tier-one iGaming and sportsbook expertise with the agility of Web3 technology. Backed by industry heavyweights including Hero Gaming, the platform will bring credibility, technical reliability and a premium user experience to a rapidly evolving market.

Through the partnership, Hub88 will provide MINT with seamless access to its portfolio of more than 12,000 titles, while supporting efficient platform development, streamlined integration and long-term scalability through a robust API.

Odds88 will provide the operator’s sportsbook platform, with a highly customisable front-end, access to multiple odds feeds, with coverage of more than 1.5 million sports fixtures, and industry-leading risk management.

By leveraging both brands’ expertise, MINT will be able to focus on delivering consistency across verticals, frictionless onboarding and UX innovation – helping bridge the gap between traditional iGaming standards and emerging technological capabilities.

The collaboration reinforces the Yolo Group B2B brands’ commitment to empowering forward-thinking platforms that are shaping the future of online gaming through robust technology, operational excellence and player-first design. 

Ollie Castleman, Managing Director at Hub88, said:

MINT represents a new generation of iGaming platforms that are approaching Web3 with the maturity and high standards the industry expects. Alongside Odds88, this partnership aligns with our focus on supporting innovative operator brands that prioritise scalability, reliability and user experience.

Will Fyler, Managing Director at Odds88, said:

We’re thrilled to partner with MINT along with Hub88 as we raise the game. Our vision to disrupt the industry and deliver a truly forward-facing proposition make this collaboration truly exciting. The operator is driven by exceptional talent, and we can’t wait to go live this quarter. Let’s get minted.

Zak Manhire, CEO at MINT, said:

MINT is all about redefining expectations. We will not only push the limits of Hub88 and Odds88 and challenge what’s possible, but in doing so, we’ll grow together, champion innovation, and deliver a platform that surprises players in the best possible way.

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