Hub88 onboards Black Lagoon Games’ portfolio featuring record-breaking Monster Mega Hit

Hub88 has integrated Black Lagoon Games’ innovative portfolio, including Monster Mega Hit titles, to provide operators with access to adjustable record-breaking historical wins of up to 1,000,000x.

As part of the partnership, Black Lagoon Games’ content, such as Casino Island, Casino Bar, Crown Supreme and Cash Stacks, will be made available to Hub88’s growing network of global operators, allowing them to differentiate through intuitive and rewarding instant-win mechanics.

The Monster Mega Hit engine, which features in several Black Lagoon releases, consistently outperforms legacy slots and delivers historic ‘mega’ wins at 500,000x and above. With an average multiplier wins of 150,000x on more than 80 Monster Mega Hits delivered so far, it has the power to create ‘penny millionaire’ success stories across all global markets.

The Monster Mega Hit is fully controllable and operator adjustable. It allows every player to participate, even for the minimum bet, and is scalable to meet the needs of growing brands. For each player who lands three jackpot symbols on the middle three reels, the highly appealing win will be awarded.

This partnership provides another attractive acquisition channel for Hub88’s operator partners, with flexibility and customisation ensuring greater control.

Ollie Castleman, Managing Director at Hub88, said: “The Monster Mega Hit engine was a huge pull for us. By partnering with a true boundary-pusher like Black Lagoon Games, we ensure operators remain one step ahead of competitors and stay relevant to players.

“We look forward to working with Black Lagoon and supporting the growth of our valued network.”

Jan Riedenfeldt, Chief Commercial Officer and co-founder of Black Lagoon Games, said: “Joining Hub88 is the logical next step in our mission to democratise the big win.

“Through Hub88, we are delivering the Monster Mega Hit experience, where a two-cent spin can make history, to the most ambitious operators in the world.”