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What do current supplier examples tell a buyer to verify?

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Route or example What the reviewed source establishes What remains to be verified
Direct studio: Pragmatic Play Public-service terms restrict use to personal, non-commercial entertainment unless additional permission applies A commercial grant covering the publisher’s actual method, assets, properties and audience. (pragmaticplay.com)
Publisher demo platform: First Look Games A dedicated demo service exists; available demos depend on studio participation Account-level game export, applicable studio restrictions, domain activation and US-facing scope. (firstlookgames.com)
Hosted embeds/API: Slots Launch Publisher integration documentation distinguishes synchronisation and signed embeds Account-specific rights evidence, actual eligible catalogue, quota treatment and migration acceptance. (docs.slotslaunch.com)
HTML5 licensing: MarketJS Its standard licence covers one domain; multi-domain use requires a custom arrangement; fixed-fee and subscription delivery differ Exact game suitability, allowed properties, hosting obligations and asset/configuration requirements. (marketjs.com)
Operator aggregation: EveryMatrix/SlotMatrix EveryMatrix documents a DraftKings content deployment through SlotMatrix in New Jersey Whether a separate independent-publisher, demo-only arrangement is offered and what it permits. The operator deployment does not answer that question. (everymatrix.com)

Sources cited on this page

  1. pragmaticplay.comwww.pragmaticplay.com
  2. firstlookgames.comfirstlookgames.com
  3. docs.slotslaunch.comdocs.slotslaunch.com
  4. marketjs.comwww.marketjs.com
  5. everymatrix.comeverymatrix.com