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Vivo Gaming Provider: API Integration of Live Dealer Games
Operators add Vivo Gaming when they want live dealer tables that carry their own brand, not a shared lobby everyone else already streams. Vivo Gaming launched in 2010 and now runs 18+ studios and offices worldwide and 200+ tables that stream 24 hours a day, which it owns and staffs itself rather than renting from a third party. Its content is certified by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), the independent testing house that checks game fairness.
The portfolio covers roulette, blackjack, baccarat, Casino Hold’em, Sic Bo, Craps, Dragon Tiger, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti, and Live Bingo, delivered in HTML5 on desktop and mobile. Vivo runs those studios in the regions it sells into. It staffs Latin American dealers for its Spanish-language tables, and it opened a dedicated Asian studio at a licensed resort.
Live dealer content behaves differently from slots at the technical level. A slot round is a single request that resolves in a moment. A live table is a video stream and a bet window running at the same time, for many players at once. Every bet must register before the dealer closes betting. Every balance must settle in the same second the result is called. And every round must be replayable afterwards, in case a player disputes what happened. That is a heavier operational load than a slot, which is why live content is often the last vertical an operator connects.
Connecting Vivo Gaming via casino API through NuxGame removes that work from your team. NuxGame is an online game aggregator: a single API connection carries 17,500+ games from 140+ providers, and Vivo’s live tables arrive through it alongside the slots already in your lobby. Game rounds, player analytics, and bet limits are managed from one back office. A live table is therefore a new content category for your team, not a new system.
Vivo Gaming Facts
Founded: 2010. Privately held; no parent company or acquisition reported
Studios and offices: 18+ worldwide, owned and staffed by Vivo
Live tables: 200+ running 24 hours a day
Reach: 75+ countries, 25+ languages, 1,500+ staff worldwide
Live game types: Roulette (European, American, Auto, Jackpot), Blackjack (including Limitless Blackjack), Baccarat, Casino Hold'em, Sic Bo, Craps, Dragon Tiger, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti, Live Bingo, Game Shows
Regional strength: Latin America (dedicated Spanish suite), Asia and India, and land-based resort markets
Certification: GLI-certified content (Gaming Labs certificate #206)
Technology: HTML5 streaming; Seamless API or Data Feed API; three studio setups — generic tables, dedicated/private tables, and full studio hosting
Best fit: Operators in LatAm and Asia who want a branded live room without building one, and land-based venues moving their floor online
What Is Vivo Gaming?
Vivo Gaming is a live dealer casino software provider that builds, staffs, and streams its own studios for online operators and platforms. It runs the rooms, trains the dealers, and controls the cameras. That is why it can offer a table built to a single operator’s brand, rather than only a shared table that every competitor streams as well.
That ownership shows up in an unusual product line. Alongside standard shared tables, Vivo sells Dedicated Environments (a private table only your players see), Customizable Chroma Key (a green-screen backdrop replaced with your brand’s design), Studio Hosting (a full room built to your specification, with your dealers and your rules), and VLB, which streams real tables from a land-based casino floor to online players.
Vivo’s compliance statement is worth reading closely: it says broadcast operations follow land-based casino regulation, and that the casino and recording equipment in its facilities comes from regulated manufacturers. Few suppliers put that in writing, and it tells an operator what is actually being audited (the roulette wheel and the card-dealing equipment, not only the software).
Vivo also distributes third-party RNG slots and table games through its own connection, so it is a content channel as well as a studio operator. An operator reviewing Vivo as a source of top live dealer games is buying the studio side. Most operators already source their RNG slots elsewhere, so treat that catalog as a bonus and judge Vivo on its tables.
Why Operators Add Vivo Gaming to Their Online Casino
A branded live room without building one. Studio Hosting is the product an operator is really shopping for here: a room built to your brief, with your dealers and your presentation rules, without a capital project. An operator who wants a table that looks like its own brand usually chooses between generic content and building a studio. Vivo sells the middle path, and Customizable Chroma Key makes it cheaper still. The trade-off is real: a dedicated table needs enough concurrent players to look busy, and an empty private table converts worse than a full shared one. Ask for the traffic threshold before you choose this route.
Dealers who speak your players’ language. Vivo staffs dealers who speak English, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, and Mandarin, and it launched a full Spanish suite for Latin America with native-speaker voice-overs and dealers based in the region, rather than subtitles on an English feed. The interface is available in 26 languages through NuxGame. Live casino is the one casino product where language is not decoration — a player who cannot follow the dealer’s call leaves the table and does not come back to it. For an operator entering Peru, Brazil, or Mexico, a native dealer is a retention feature, not a translation cost.
Land-based floors can be streamed online. VLB lets a land-based casino broadcast its real tables to online players, so the same wheel serves both the floor and the website. This matters to a specific and growing buyer: the resort or venue operator who already holds a licence, runs a floor, and owns a local brand, and now wants to make a gambling website without duplicating the gaming operation. Few live suppliers carry a genuine land-based streaming product; most sell only the studio version. The operational catch is that the venue’s physical regulator, not only the online one, has a view on how those tables are broadcast, so the compliance review runs in two places at once.
Two integration routes, and the cheaper one suits most operators. Vivo offers a Seamless API, where the player wallet stays on your platform and Vivo’s tables settle against it, and a Data Feed API, where Vivo sends the game results and the video feed and you build your own live casino front end around them. The second route gives full control over how the table looks. It also means your developers own the interface, the synchronization between video and result, and every fix that follows. Operators without an in-house live team should take the Seamless route and spend the saved engineering hours on the lobby. The Data Feed API earns its cost only when a brand already runs a live vertical and wants its live tables styled like the rest of the site.
Vivo Gaming Game Portfolio
Plan a Vivo lobby by region first, not by game count. The catalog is not enormous by slot standards (live dealer portfolios never are, because every table is a physical room with staff), so the question is which tables match your players. A Latin American brand builds around Spanish-language roulette and baccarat. An India-facing brand builds around Teen Patti and Andar Bahar. An operator serving several regions from one lobby dilutes all of them.
Campaign strategy then works on top of that regional base. Vivo’s Promotional Tournament Tool runs prize competitions across its tables, and the Interactive Games Lobby organizes how players find and enter them. Jackpot Roulette gives a marketing team a large prize to promote, which plain roulette does not. A dedicated or chroma-key-branded table gives you something to advertise that a rival streaming the same shared table cannot.
Main Categories
- Roulette: European, American, Auto Roulette, Jackpot Roulette
- Blackjack: classic tables and Limitless Blackjack
- Baccarat: Speed, Super Six, and Squeeze presentation styles
- Live Casino Hold’em
- Dice: Sic Bo, Craps
- Asian and Indian tables: Dragon Tiger, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti
- Live Bingo and Game Shows
- Third-party RNG slots and table games distributed by Vivo
Top Vivo Gaming Titles
- Live Roulette
- Jackpot Roulette
- Auto Roulette
- Limitless Blackjack
- Live Blackjack
- Live Baccarat
- Live Casino Hold’em
- Live Dragon Tiger
- Live Andar Bahar
- Live Teen Patti
- Live Sic Bo
- Live Bingo
How Vivo Gaming Live Dealer Games Work: Streaming, Regions, and Compliance
A Vivo table does not wait for your platform. When a player places a bet, it must reach Vivo before the dealer closes betting, and the dealer’s call must return to the player’s balance at the same moment it is spoken. Vivo runs 200+ tables around the clock to make that timing hold.
The stream is where live content gets expensive in ways the headline price does not show. A table runs 24 hours a day whether ten players or two hundred are seated, and the video must reach a player in Manila and a player in Lima at the same quality. Vivo’s answer is geography: it operates its studios across multiple continents, so a player is usually streamed from a region near them. Through NuxGame, the content an operator shows is filtered by region and licence, and bet limits are managed from the same back office as the rest of the catalog. This matters because a table that is legal for your Brazilian players may not be permitted for players in another territory, and knowing exactly where online casino is legal for your licence is a condition of running live content at all.
Compliance for live dealer content is physical, not only digital. A slot is audited as code; a live table is audited as a room. Vivo states that its broadcast operations follow land-based casino regulation and that the casino equipment and recording gear in its studios come from regulated manufacturers (meaning the wheel, the card-dealing equipment, and the cameras are all subject to inspection, along with the software).
Its content carries GLI certification, the independent test-house seal that confirms game outcomes were checked against published standards. Vivo’s site still displays a Gaming Curaçao seal, and that detail is worth a question during onboarding. Gaming Curaçao stopped issuing licences in August 2024, when Curaçao replaced its old system of private master licences with direct licensing by the Curaçao Gaming Authority under the National Ordinance on Games of Hazard. The new framework carries mandatory AML, KYC, dispute-resolution, and responsible gambling practices obligations. Ask any live supplier for its current CGA certificate number, not its seal image. Vivo is not currently available to UK players, so a UKGC-licensed brand should look elsewhere.
Every live supplier will tell you that rounds are recorded. Ask one to prove it. Say: show me a disputed round from last month. Vivo runs its own studios and its own cameras, so it can open the file and show you. That is worth more than any promise in a sales deck.
Denis Kosinsky
Chief Product Officer at NuxGame
Vivo Gaming Game Provider Features
| Feature | Why Players Respond | Operator Advantage |
|---|---|---|
| Studio Hosting (a full room built for one brand) | The table looks like the casino they signed up to, not a generic feed | A branded live product a rival streaming the same shared table cannot match |
| Customizable Chromakey (green-screen backdrop swapped for your design) | Familiar branding behind the dealer on every hand | A branded table at a lower price than a private room |
| VLB land-based streaming | The real casino floor they know, playable from a phone | Venue owners sell the same tables twice — on site and online |
| Limitless Blackjack | No waiting for a free seat at a busy table | A table that does not turn players away at peak hours |
| Jackpot Roulette | A large prize on top of a game they already understand | A promotable number to build campaigns around |
| Live Teen Patti and Andar Bahar | India's own card games, dealt by a live dealer | Content that opens South Asian traffic without a separate supplier |
| Interactive Games Lobby | One place to find and enter every live table | Players reach the table faster, and you choose which tables they see first |
| Promotional Tournament Tool | Prize competitions running across the live tables | Gives your CRM team a reason to campaign on live tables |
Vivo Gaming API Integration With Your Online Casino
Vivo Gaming connects through one live dealer game integration rather than a set of separate table connections. The link carries table and dealer identifiers, round IDs, seat and session data, the bet and its timestamp against the betting window, the result the dealer calls, and the settlement that follows. Video is delivered alongside that data, and the two must stay synchronized, because a bet accepted after the wheel is called becomes a dispute.
A risk team will ask how a disputed round is replayed, how the dealer’s action is logged, and how a stream failure mid-round is settled. Ask Vivo those three questions during the casino API cost conversation, not after go-live.
Commercial planning should look past the headline revenue share. Dedicated tables carry staffing and studio time; the cost of online casino software also includes the internal hours your team spends running the vertical. NuxGame carries the connection, the back office, and the support line. Bring us your questions about Vivo, and we will answer them before you sign anything.
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FAQ
What is Vivo Gaming?
Vivo Gaming is a live dealer casino software provider founded in 2010 that owns and operates 18+ studios and offices worldwide. It streams roulette, blackjack, baccarat, Casino Hold’em, Sic Bo, Craps, Dragon Tiger, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti, and Live Bingo to online casinos in HTML5. Unlike suppliers that only sell shared tables, Vivo builds dedicated and fully branded studios for individual operators and streams live tables from land-based casino floors.
Is Vivo Gaming licensed and GLI-certified?
Yes on certification. Vivo Gaming’s content is certified by Gaming Laboratories International, which independently tests game outcomes against published fairness standards, and its studios state that broadcast operations follow land-based casino regulation, with casino and recording equipment supplied by regulated manufacturers. Licensing needs one check on your side: Vivo’s site still shows a Gaming Curaçao seal, but that authority closed in August 2024. Ask Vivo for its current Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate number. Vivo is not available to UK players, so a UKGC-licensed brand cannot use it.
How do I integrate Vivo Gaming through an aggregator?
Through NuxGame, Vivo Gaming connects via a single casino API alongside 140+ other providers and 17,500+ games. Your platform keeps the player wallet; Vivo’s tables read and settle against it. There is no separate live-casino system to build or maintain. Game rounds, player analytics, and bet limits are managed from the same back office as your slots, and technical support covers the connection around the clock. Contact NuxGame to start the integration.
Is Vivo Gaming better than Evolution or Pragmatic Play?
No, and that is the wrong question. Evolution and Pragmatic Play Live run more tables, more game shows, and deeper European regulatory coverage. Vivo Gaming is smaller, and an operator choosing it accepts a narrower catalog. What Vivo offers instead is a branded or private room at a scale a mid-size brand can actually reach, native dealers for Latin America and Asia, and land-based streaming. Many operators run both: a tier-1 supplier for depth, Vivo for a signature table.
Can I get a private branded live table from Vivo Gaming?
Yes. Vivo Gaming offers three setups: generic shared tables, dedicated private tables reserved for your players, and full Studio Hosting, where a room is built to your brand with your dealers and presentation rules. Customizable Chromakey provides a cheaper middle path, replacing the backdrop behind a live dealer with your design. Private tables need enough concurrent traffic to look active — ask for the volume threshold before choosing this route over shared tables.