Vivo Gaming: 200+ live tables, 25+ dealer languages, seven studio countries
Vivo runs live dealer tables in 75+ countries with dealers recruited and trained in-region. Its Latin American operation alone carries 198 tables. If native-language dealing matters to your market, this is the supplier built around it.
The studio
Who Vivo Gaming are
Vivo Gaming was founded in 2010 and employs 1,500+ people worldwide. Unusually for a company that size, it publishes no head office city — a gap worth noting, though its studio footprint is documented in detail.
What it produces is classic live dealer casino: genuine seated table play dealt by human dealers — roulette, baccarat, blackjack, poker and Asian formats, plus game shows. It also resells third-party RNG slots through a Premium Aggregator arm, but that is a distribution business layered on top, not what Vivo makes.
Studios are published across Bulgaria, Malta, the Philippines, Cambodia, Colombia, Uruguay and South Africa, with 18+ studios and offices combined across four continents. Note the company says studios and offices together — so 18 studios would overstate the broadcast footprint.
The commercial model comes in four routes: Shared Tables (plug in on day one), Private Tables (dedicated and operator-branded), Studio Hosting (a studio built for one operator’s market) and the aggregator.
- Founded: 2010 — head office city not published
- Employees: 1,500+ worldwide
- Produces: live dealer tables; also resells third-party RNG content
- Tables: 200+ running 24/7; 198 for Latin America alone
- Studios: Bulgaria, Malta, Philippines, Cambodia, Colombia, Uruguay, South Africa
- Reach: 75+ countries, 25+ dealer languages
- Licence: Gaming Curacao — number deliberately not published
The games
Vivo Gaming tables
Note how much of this list is regional. The Asian and Indian formats are where a supplier like Vivo separates from a European-built live studio.
| Table | Released | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| European Roulette | — | Single-zero roulette dealt live at a physical wheel |
| Double Ball Roulette | — | Roulette played with two balls in one spin, producing two winning numbers |
| Auto Roulette | — | Dealerless automated wheel, streamed for high round frequency |
| Jackpot Roulette | — | Roulette with an overlaid multiplier and jackpot layer |
| Unlimited Blackjack | — | One dealt hand that unlimited players bet on simultaneously, removing seat limits |
| Speed Baccarat | — | Baccarat dealt on a compressed round cycle |
| Dragon Tiger | — | Two-card Asian format: players back Dragon, Tiger or a tie on a single card each |
| Sic Bo | — | Asian three-dice table; bets on dice combinations and totals |
| Fan Tan | — | Traditional Chinese bead-counting table; players bet on the remainder after division by four |
| Xoc Dia and Bau Cua | — | Vietnamese tables — discs shaken in a covered bowl, and a three-dice animal-symbol board |
| Andar Bahar and Teen Patti | — | Indian-market card tables dealt live for South Asian audiences |
| Casino Hold’em and Three Card Poker | — | Live poker tables played against the dealer rather than other players |
No RTP or house-edge figures are quoted — live table returns follow the published rule set and the side bets an operator enables. Branded and operator-skinned tables are also available, including Portomaso Roulette, Blaze Roulette and Galactic VIP Roulette.
What makes it different
Dealers who speak your market’s language
Vivo’s pitch is not a mechanic. It is that the person dealing the cards sounds like your players.
Native-language dealers
Dealers recruited and trained in-region, with 25+ dealer languages across four continents. This is the core commercial proposition, not a generic feature — and it is why the studio map runs from Bulgaria to Cambodia to Uruguay rather than sitting in one place.
Private tables and studio hosting
Dedicated tables branded end to end for a single operator, and full Studio Hosting where a studio is built for one operator’s market. That is a bigger commitment than a branded felt, and it matters for operators who want their VIPs separated from a shared pool.
Chroma Key and Cloud Chroma
Virtual branded sets composited behind a live dealer, so one physical table can be re-skinned per operator. It is how a supplier offers visual exclusivity without building a room per client.
AI monitoring
Applied to recognition, quality assurance and table monitoring on every table. In live casino the failure modes are operational rather than mathematical, so this is where the engineering actually goes.
Two integration paths
A Seamless API with full wallet management, or a lighter Data Feed API. Which one you want depends on whether you are running your own wallet.
Where it runs
Where Vivo Gaming operates
75+ countries across Latin America, Asia, Europe, Africa and North America. Latin America is the largest single concentration, with 198 tables.
A caution on the partner list published on Vivo’s site — Hub88, SoftSwiss, SBOBET, Red Rake, Tom Horn, Platipus, Betsoft, Spinomenal, Elbet, Nucleus, KA Gaming, PG Soft, Rival, RubyPlay, Mancala, Novomatic and others. Those are overwhelmingly content-supplier and platform partners of the aggregator arm, not live-table operator clients. Do not read them as customer references.
No live-table operator clients are named publicly.
- Gaming Curacao licence held — but no number is published
- Vivo’s own compliance page states the specifics are shared with an operator’s legal team under NDA during scoping
- That is an unusual but at least explicit position — it is a policy, not an oversight
- GLI: games and systems independently tested and certified — a certification, not a licence
- No other jurisdiction is published
FAQ
Vivo Gaming — common questions
Classic live dealer casino — genuine seated table play with human dealers across roulette, baccarat, blackjack, poker and Asian formats, plus game shows. It also resells third-party RNG slots through a Premium Aggregator arm, but the slots are other people’s content, not Vivo’s.
Because live casino is the one vertical where a player hears a person. Vivo recruits and trains dealers in-region across 25+ languages, which is why its studios run from Bulgaria to Cambodia to Uruguay. For markets outside the big European languages, it is the practical difference between content that feels local and content that feels imported.
The company says 18+ studios and offices combined across four continents, without breaking out how many are broadcast studios. Reporting 18 studios overstates the footprint. The studio countries it does name are Bulgaria, Malta, the Philippines, Cambodia, Colombia, Uruguay and South Africa.
Yes, at two levels. Private Tables are dedicated and branded end to end for one operator. Studio Hosting goes further — a studio built for a single operator’s market. Cloud Chroma also lets one physical table be visually re-skinned per operator.
It holds a Gaming Curacao licence but deliberately does not publish the number, stating that the specifics are shared with an operator’s legal team under NDA during scoping. Its games and systems are also GLI-tested, which is a certification rather than a licence.
One dealt hand that an unlimited number of players bet on simultaneously. It removes the seat limit that normally caps how many people can play a single blackjack table, which matters a great deal at peak times.
No. The slots in its offering are third-party content distributed through its Premium Aggregator arm. Vivo produces live dealer tables.
Through an aggregator. Vivo sits in the IGP catalogue with 150+ other providers on one API and one wallet, and we can talk through whether shared, private or hosted tables fit your market. More on the live casino API.
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