Pragmatic Play has struck a deal with Logrand Entertainment Group to supply slots and live casino content to two of the Mexican operator’s online casinos, Vivento.mx and Jubilee.mx. The agreement was announced in a press release on October 27, 2026; the release does not say when the contract was signed.
What the deal covers
The agreement spans more than one brand and more than one product line. On the slots side, the release names titles such as Gates of Olympus and Sweet Bonanza. The live casino offering includes localised tables and game shows, with Gates of Olympus Roulette and Money Time cited as examples.
No financial terms, contract length, game count or launch date were disclosed. It is therefore not confirmed that the games are already live on either site.
Sharon McHugh, Pragmatic Play’s director of PR, said the regulated Mexican market offers a significant opportunity as it continues to mature. For Logrand, Eduardo Peláez, director of Online Business, said the supplier’s portfolio complements what Jubilee.mx and Vivento.mx already offer.
Background: Logrand builds out its online offer
Logrand, which cites more than 20 years in Mexican gaming, has been adding suppliers for these two brands throughout 2026. In June it announced that Altenar would provide sports betting across jubilee.mx, vivento.mx and its land-based casinos, running on Calimaco’s platform. In July it presented what it called a new stage for Jubilee.mx and Vivento.mx, tied to its physical casino network.
According to the company, its first online casino was Strendus, launched in 2018, the brand through which Play’n GO entered Mexico. Whether Strendus is still operating or has been replaced by the newer brands is unconfirmed.
Which Interior Ministry (Segob) permit covers Vivento.mx and Jubilee.mx was also not verified for this article.
Pragmatic adds Mexican operators
This is Pragmatic Play’s second deal with a Mexican operator in 2026. In April it signed Winland for slots, live casino and virtual sports, and in that announcement the company described Mexico as an important region in the Latin American regulated market.
What it means for operators and affiliates
For affiliates, the deal adds two more Mexican sites set to carry Pragmatic Play content. Once the content launches, Vivento.mx and Jubilee.mx will pair their Altenar sportsbook with Pragmatic Play slots and live casino, which may support campaigns that cross over between sports betting and casino. Even so, it makes sense to wait until the games are actually live before promoting them, since no launch date has been confirmed.
The link to land-based casinos is worth watching: operators with a physical presence can draw on an existing customer base, which matters for conversion and for affiliate deal negotiations.
For other operators, the move shows international suppliers continuing to invest in Mexico, although without public figures the real scale of this deal is hard to gauge. Before entering any commercial partnership, the prudent step is to check which permit each brand operates under.
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