Pragmatic Play announced a supply agreement with Logrand Entertainment Group on 27 October, naming the Mexican online casino brands Vivento.mx and Jubilee.mx. The deal covers slots and live casino, but the supplier's announcement does not provide a separate go-live schedule for each brand.
What the agreement covers
The named slot examples are Gates of Olympus and Sweet Bonanza. On the live side, the announcement includes localised tables, Gates of Olympus Roulette and Money Time. It describes the scope of the supply relationship, not an exhaustive list of games already available in both casino lobbies.
Familiar branding does not mean the same game
The distinction between formats matters. Gates of Olympus Roulette combines roulette with a bonus game inspired by the slot brand. Money Time uses a 54-segment wheel and four bonus games. Those product descriptions explain the variety being discussed; they do not establish which version a particular operator currently offers.
For readers of CasinOK, the practical check is the exact product name and its own rules—not simply a familiar supplier or franchise logo.
What remains unconfirmed
- The first availability date for each named game at each brand.
- Whether the two brands will receive identical selections on the same schedule.
- The RTP configuration, stake limits and other operator-specific settings for individual games.
These are limits of the published information, not evidence that a promised rollout has failed. A supply agreement and a fully populated live lobby are different things.
This report is based on public supplier materials; no customer account or real-money session was used to verify availability. The next useful update would be an operator-confirmed lineup or dated rollout notice, rather than another repetition of the partnership announcement.
