Accel Entertainment Inc. has announced that its subsidiary, Century Gaming Technologies Nevada (Century), has entered into a new route agreement with Green Valley Grocery Convenience Stores, further expanding Accel’s Nevada operations.

Through the agreement, Accel supports all active Green Valley Grocery locations owned and operated by Anabi Oil, representing approximately 600 electronic gaming terminals across Southern Nevada. This is the second significant transaction between Anabi Oil and Century in 2026. In January, Accel became the gaming partner for all of Anabi’s Rebel Convenience Store locations across Las Vegas.

The new agreement leverages Accel’s operational expertise, game and entertainment offerings, data analytics, and promotional systems to further customer engagement, improve operational efficiency, and drive growth over time. As of July 1, Accel’s Nevada operations deliver state-of-the-art gaming and technology solutions to more than 525 locations, which include over 4000 gaming terminals.

“Adding approximately 600 terminals across the Green Valley Grocery locations is a meaningful step for our Nevada business. Together with Rebel, we’re now supporting all Anabi-affiliated Southern Nevada locations, representing a concentrated, high-quality piece of our Nevada network that we intend to strategically invest in and grow. This agreement highlights our continued momentum in Nevada and our confidence in the long-term growth potential of this market. When we partnered with Anabi Oil earlier this year on their Rebel locations, we knew we were building something with real staying power. Accel’s agreement with Green Valley Grocery is a direct reflection of that — a partnership that’s already working, now extended across a much larger footprint. Anabi has been a tremendous partner to work with, and we’re proud to deepen that relationship across Southern Nevada,” said Andy Rubenstein, Chief Executive Officer of Accel Entertainment.

“When we brought Accel on as our gaming partner for Rebel earlier this year, we saw firsthand what their platform and team could deliver. Extending that relationship to our Green Valley Grocery locations was an easy decision. We’re excited to grow alongside them across both brands and confident this partnership will create real value for our customers and the communities we serve,” said Sam Anabi, CEO of Anabi Oil.

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Aggregator adds high-volatility slots including Hades Harvest, Deep Sea Mafia and Radiate to its operator network.

Hub88 has added Backseat Gaming and sister studio Clutch Gaming to its supplier network via a double integration deal, expanding the content available to operators on its aggregation platform.

The integration makes a number of titles available through Hub88, including Hades Harvest, Deep Sea Mafia and Radiate. Hub88 positioned the move as a way to broaden its catalogue with high-volatility content.

Ollie Castleman, Managing Director at Hub88, said: “Backseat Gaming and Clutch Gaming bring a level of craft and personality that stands out.

“By choosing both complementary studios run by the same team, our partners gain the flexibility to reach different player preferences. With both brands already making a splash in the industry, we’re sure this content will become an unmissable addition to lobbies.”

Debbie Cooper, Head of Commercial Operations at Backseat Gaming, said: “Partnering with Hub88 marks an exciting next step for Backseat Gaming and Clutch Gaming as we look to expand our reach across the iGaming industry.

“Hub88’s proven aggregation platform and extensive operator portfolio give us the ideal network to get our content in front of new audiences quickly and efficiently. We’re excited to work alongside their team and bring our game content to their partners.”

The studios said they plan to release one game per week from each provider, with both brands managed by the same team and positioned to target different player tastes.

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Mancala Gaming has struck a distribution deal with QTech to roll out its slots and crash games to operators across emerging markets, the companies said on 21 July 2026.

Under the agreement, QTech will add Mancala Gaming’s catalogue to its aggregator platform. Mancala said its current portfolio includes more than 80 games, spanning slots and crash titles such as Panther Legacy, Coin Craze: Supercharged, Diego’s Spicy Truck, Cheese Chase, Beer Halla and Muscle Tussle.

Mancala Gaming CCO Emiliano Sanchez said: “We’re thrilled to have partnered with QTech to boost our reach and relevance across emerging markets, seamlessly offering our premium slots and crash content to a range of previously undiscovered operators. We now look forward to elevating our ambitions through the sprawling reach of QTech’s platform, particularly in Africa and LatAm where the crash-gaming genre is in such high demand. Mobile-first consumption and speed are the consequential keys to success in these two continents where players want instant entertainment, short sessions, and quick results, even when mobile connectivity is not optimal.

QTech CEO Philip Doftvik added: “Mancala Gaming’s content brings a level of gameplay and interactive engagement that keeps players coming back for more, improving retention and dwell-time metrics. Their growing gaming suite of slots, instant-win, and crash games is built for rapid deployment across any market. So, we’re confident that our operator partners will soon see strong performance courtesy of some multi-layered gameplay experiences which appeal to both seasoned and casual players.

The companies did not disclose commercial terms or name operator launch partners.

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