Hub88 and Odds88 have entered a partnership with Mint, a newly launched iGaming platform built on Web3 infrastructure.
The collaboration will see Hub88 and Odds88 provide core casino and sportsbook technology to support Mint’s upcoming market launch.
Mint is positioned as a gaming ecosystem, combining traditional iGaming and sportsbook capabilities with the flexibility and scalability associated with Web3-based platforms. The operator is backed by a group of industry stakeholders, including Hero Gaming.
Under the agreement, Hub88 will supply access to its aggregated casino portfolio of more than 12,000 titles. The integration will be delivered via Hub88’s API, designed to support onboarding, streamlined platform development and long-term scalability as the operator grows across multiple jurisdictions.
Odds88 will provide the sportsbook component of the platform, offering a configurable front-end, multiple odds feeds and coverage of more than 1.5 million sporting events. The solution also includes risk management tools intended to support operational stability across a range of betting markets.
Commenting on the deal, Ollie Castleman, Managing Director at Hub88, stated: “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.”
Zak Manhire, CEO at Mint, added: “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.”
The deal follows Hub88's recent integration of Big Daddy Gaming content in December 2025.
Hub88 and Odds88 both operate as part of Yolo Group's B2B division, offering casino aggregation and sportsbook technology respectively to operators across regulated and emerging markets
